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physics.plasm-ph2023

ReMKiT1D -- A framework for building reactive multi-fluid models of the tokamak Scrape-Off Layer with coupled electron kinetics in 1D

Stefan Mijin, Dominic Power, Ryan Holden +3

In this manuscript we present the recently developed flexible framework for building both fluid and electron kinetic models of the tokamak Scrape-Off Layer in 1D - ReMKiT1D (Reacti…

physics.plasm-ph2019

Dependence on ion temperature of shallow-angle magnetic presheaths with adiabatic electrons

Alessandro Geraldini, Felix I Parra, Fulvio Militello

The magnetic presheath is a boundary layer occurring when magnetized plasma is in contact with a wall and the angle between the wall and the magnetic field is oblique…

physics.plasm-ph2018

Stability of scrape-off layer plasma: a modified Rayleigh-Benard problem

Fryderyk Wilczynski, David W. Hughes, Sven Van Loo +2

We present a linear stability analysis of a two-dimensional fluid model used to study the plasma dynamics in the scrape-off layer of tokamaks. The model equations are based on the…

physics.plasm-ph2018

Influence of plasma background on 3D scrape-off layer filaments

David Schwörer, Nicholas R Walkden, Huw Leggate +4

This paper presents the effect of self-consistent plasma backgrounds including plasma-neutral interactions, on the dynamics of filament propagation. The principle focus is on the i…

physics.plasm-ph201727 cited

Quiescence near the X-point of MAST measured by high speed visible imaging

N. R. Walkden, J. Harrison, S. A. Silburn +5

Using high speed imaging of the divertor volume, the region close to the X-point in MAST is shown to be quiescent. This is confirmed by three different analysis techniques and the…

physics.plasm-ph200910 cited

Effect of current corrugations on the stability of the tearing mode

F. Militello, M. Romanelli, R. J. Hastie +1

The generation of zonal magnetic fields in laboratory fusion plasmas is predicted by theoretical and numerical models and was recently observed experimentally. It is shown that the…