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October 1, 1983The Physics of Fluids177 citations

Theory of mode-induced beam particle loss in tokamaks

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RWR. B. WhiteRGR.J. GoldstonKMK. McGuire

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Large-amplitude rotating magnetohydrodynamic modes are observed to induce significant high-energy beam particle loss during high-power perpendicular netural beam injection on the poloidal divertor experiment (PDX). A Hamiltonian formalism for drift orbit trajectories in the presence of such modes is used to study induced particle loss analytically and numerically. Results are in good agreement with experiment.

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