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Suppressing Trapped-Electron-Mode-Driven Turbulence via Optimization of Three-Dimensional Shaping
J. M. Duff, B. J. Faber, C. C. Hegna +2
Turbulent transport driven by trapped electron modes (TEMs) is believed to drive significant heat and particle transport in quasihelically symmetric stellarators. Two three-dimensi…
Enhanced transport at high plasma pressure and sub-threshold kinetic ballooning modes in Wendelstein 7-X
P. Mulholland, K. Aleynikova, B. J. Faber +5
High-performance fusion plasmas, requiring high pressure , are not well-understood in stellarator-type experiments. Here, the effect of on ion-temperature-gradient-driven (I…
Energetic particle transport in optimized stellarators
A Bader, D T Anderson, M Drevlak +7
Nine stellarator configurations, three quasiaxisymmetric, three quasihelically symmetric and three non-quasisymmetric are scaled to ARIES-CS size and analyzed for energetic particl…
A New Optimized Quasihelically SymmetricStellarator
A. Bader, B. J. Faber, J. C. Schmitt +12
A new optimized quasihelically symmetric configuration is described that has the desir-able properties of improved energetic particle confinement, reduced turbulent transportby 3D…
Suppression of turbulence by trapped electrons in optimised stellarators
J. H. E. Proll, P. Xanthopoulos, P. Helander +5
In fusion devices, the geometry of the confining magnetic field has a significant impact on the instabilities that drive turbulent heat loss. This is especially true of stellarator…
TEM turbulence optimisation in stellarators
J. H. E. Proll, H. E. Mynick, P. Xanthopoulos +2
With the advent of neoclassically optimised stellarators, optimising stellarators for turbulent transport is an important next step. The reduction of ion-temperature-gradient-drive…