The relation between RF-driven current and wave helicity is analytically and numerically studied for a tokamak plasma. The helicity conversion coefficient from the wave to the plasma is generally obtained and numerically examined for the waves in the range of ion cyclotron frequency. The wave propagation equation which includes kinetic effects is solved as a boundary-value problem with one-dimensional inhomogeneities. It is shown that the wave helicity well satisfies the continuity equation. We confirm that the RF-helicity injection is not an identical phenomenon of the reduction of the one turn loop voltage due to the RF-driven current
The rf power deposition in helicon discharges generated through helical antennas depends sensitively...
A new method for the analysis of tokamak discharges in which the plasma current is driven by the com...
In radiofrequency (RF) helicon discharges the electromagnetic power is transferred from the RF field...
doi:10.13182/FST13-670 Radio-frequency waves can penetrate thermonuclear plasmas, depositing momentu...
Magnetic helicity is approximately conserved by the turbulence associated with resistive instabiliti...
The stabilization of plasma turbulence by sheared poloidal rotation is thought to explain enhanced c...
A theory for the generation of current in a toroidal plasma by radio-frequency waves is presented. T...
A theory for the generation of current in a toroidal plasma by radio-frequency waves is presented. T...
Helicon waves generated by radio-frequency (rf) waves are experimentally demonstrated to have the ch...
It is shown that the ac helicity injection current drive described by Jensen and Chu and by Bevir an...
Since Helicon plasma sources can efficiently couple power and generate high-density plasma, they hav...
An efficient current drive scheme in central or off-axis region is required for the steady state ope...
Calculations of rf current drive in a toroidal geometry are presented. The result is self-consistent...
IOP Publishing Ltd is not responsible for any errors or omissions in this version of the manuscript ...
Exciting m=1 and -1 helical modes, the dynamic behavior of a helicon wave produced plasma is investi...
The rf power deposition in helicon discharges generated through helical antennas depends sensitively...
A new method for the analysis of tokamak discharges in which the plasma current is driven by the com...
In radiofrequency (RF) helicon discharges the electromagnetic power is transferred from the RF field...
doi:10.13182/FST13-670 Radio-frequency waves can penetrate thermonuclear plasmas, depositing momentu...
Magnetic helicity is approximately conserved by the turbulence associated with resistive instabiliti...
The stabilization of plasma turbulence by sheared poloidal rotation is thought to explain enhanced c...
A theory for the generation of current in a toroidal plasma by radio-frequency waves is presented. T...
A theory for the generation of current in a toroidal plasma by radio-frequency waves is presented. T...
Helicon waves generated by radio-frequency (rf) waves are experimentally demonstrated to have the ch...
It is shown that the ac helicity injection current drive described by Jensen and Chu and by Bevir an...
Since Helicon plasma sources can efficiently couple power and generate high-density plasma, they hav...
An efficient current drive scheme in central or off-axis region is required for the steady state ope...
Calculations of rf current drive in a toroidal geometry are presented. The result is self-consistent...
IOP Publishing Ltd is not responsible for any errors or omissions in this version of the manuscript ...
Exciting m=1 and -1 helical modes, the dynamic behavior of a helicon wave produced plasma is investi...
The rf power deposition in helicon discharges generated through helical antennas depends sensitively...
A new method for the analysis of tokamak discharges in which the plasma current is driven by the com...
In radiofrequency (RF) helicon discharges the electromagnetic power is transferred from the RF field...