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Effects of the applied magnetic fields with various toroidal phase differences on the neoclassical toroidal viscosity in JT-60SA

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The integrated framework consisting of TOPICS, VMEC and FORTEC-3D, has been applied to provide an estimate of the neoclassical toroidal viscosity (NTV) produced by the applied magnetic perturbations (MPs). Six… Click to show full abstract

The integrated framework consisting of TOPICS, VMEC and FORTEC-3D, has been applied to provide an estimate of the neoclassical toroidal viscosity (NTV) produced by the applied magnetic perturbations (MPs). Six picture-frame error field correction coils in each row in JT-60SA realize the various patterns of the applied magnetic field spectrum. The NTV is investigated for various toroidal phase differences. As long as the same coil current is applied, the n = 3 MPs generate the same NTV, regardless of even or odd parity, or energizing the middle coils or not. The n = 1 MPs give rise to larger NTV than the n = 3 ones. The NTV invoked by the n = 1 resonant MPs is virtually equivalent to that by the n = 1 nonresonant MPs with five-fold coil current.

Keywords: various toroidal; applied magnetic; neoclassical toroidal; toroidal phase; phase differences; toroidal viscosity

Journal Title: Nuclear Fusion
Year Published: 2018

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