Clump and hole creations are observed with TAE bursts in energetic neutral spectra at low-magnetic field configurations of the LHD. Energy slowing down of the clump and the hole are also observed, experimentally. From the slowing down time analysis of the clump and/or hole, the location of each orbit is identified. The drift surface of each orbit has its maximum or second maximum close to the gap location of the TAE burst. The simultaneous observations of clump and hole creations in the energetic spectra reveal the enhanced radial transport of energetic particles by TAE bursts on the LHD.
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