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Three-Dimensional Observation of an Helical Hot Structure during a Sawtooth Crash in the WT-3 Tokamak
2004
Physical Review Letters
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Sawtooth crashes in an Ohmically heated plasma in the WT-3 tokamak have been observed by using soft x-ray computer tomography at three different poloidal cross sections around the torus. Initially, collapsing proceeds slowly with keeping the helical structure of an m 1=n 1 hot core around the torus. It accelerates as the helical hot structure is strongly deformed and fades away in the manner that the hot core at the high field side becomes obscure and disappears, while that at the low field
doi:10.1103/physrevlett.93.045005
pmid:15323770
fatcat:j6s2vhdgnndenhjqtvuakgrgpq