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Role of nonadiabatic untrapped electrons in global electrostatic ion temperature gradient driven modes in a tokamak

Laurent Villard, Jan Vaclavik, Stephan Brunner, Paolo Angelino
2008
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Abstract

In this work, role of nonadiabatic untrapped electrons in the context of a global ion temperature gradient driven mode has been investigated. In past studies, untrapped electrons have been assumed to be able to respond "instantaneously" to a disturbance. It is proposed that such adiabatic electron models should be reexamined for two important reasons: (i) It is known that global modes with n in the range of 3

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