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11 January 2000 Lasers for the magnetic configuration control in tokamaks and stellarators
Anatoliy F. Nastoyashchiy, Vladimir D. Pustovitov, Kozo Yamazaki
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Proceedings Volume 3886, High-Power Lasers in Energy Engineering; (2000) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.375095
Event: Advanced High-Power Lasers and Applications, 1999, Osaka, Japan
Abstract
The possibility of creating magnetic configurations with improved confinement based on the laser ablation of a pellet of frozen hydrogen is considered. The advantageous characteristic of the proposed laser methods is that they allow a local control of the plasma parameters and magnetic field. To solve the above problems, a frozen-hydrogen pellet is injected into the plasma volume and irradiated by laser pulse. As a result of mutual diffusion of laser plasma and magnetic field, some profiles of plasma density and magnetic configuration are realized. It is shown that quasi- stationary equilibrium states of tokamak plasma column sustained by the uninterrupted fuel feeding ca be constructed. It is found that specified profiles of plasma density and magnetic field can be provided by using some plasma particles source whose intensity is determined by the laser flux density.
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Anatoliy F. Nastoyashchiy, Vladimir D. Pustovitov, and Kozo Yamazaki "Lasers for the magnetic configuration control in tokamaks and stellarators", Proc. SPIE 3886, High-Power Lasers in Energy Engineering, (11 January 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.375095
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KEYWORDS
Plasma

Magnetism

Fusion energy

Particles

Pulsed laser operation

Diffusion

Ions

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