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physics.plasm-ph2019★ 4 cited

Dynamics of scrape-off layer filaments in detached conditions

David Schwörer, Nick R. Walkden, Benjamin D. Dudson +3

The here presented work studies the dynamics of filaments using 3D fluid simulations in the presence of detached background profiles. It was found that evolving the neutrals on the…

physics.plasm-ph2018★ 9 cited

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-ph2017★ 27 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-ph2017★ 25 cited

Interpretation of scrape-off layer profile evolution and first-wall ion flux statistics on JET using a stochastic framework based on filamentary motion

N. R. Walkden, A. Wynn, F. Militello +6

This paper presents the use of a novel modelling technique based around intermittent transport due to filament motion, to interpret experimental profile and fluctuation data in the…

physics.plasm-ph2016★ 44 cited

Dynamics of 3D isolated thermal filaments

N. R. Walkden, L. Easy, F. Militello +1

Simulations have been carried out to establish how electron thermal physics, introduced in the form of a dynamic electron temperature, affects isolated filament motion and dynamics…

physics.plasm-ph2016★ 10 cited

A novel flexible field-aligned coordinate system for tokamak edge plasma simulation

Jarrod Leddy, Ben Dudson, Michele Romanelli +2

Tokamak plasmas are confined by a magnetic field that limits the particle and heat transport perpendicular to the field. Parallel to the field the ionised particles can move freely…