The scaling of both the L-H threshold and confinement with the mass M of hydrogenic isotopes is discussed. The confinement was found to scale differently with M in the core and the edge, and a two region model has been developed to represent the physical behaviour of each region. Identity pulses with the same profiles of the dimensionless physics parameters ρ*, ν* and β were obtained with different isotopes, H and D; this result suggests that there is no explicit mass dependence of the transport in either the core or the edge region.
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