Runaway electrons in tokamaks have been widely studied theoretically and experimentally. The runaway confinement time τr in ohmic and additionally heated tokamak plasmas presents an anomalous behavior compared with t...Runaway electrons in tokamaks have been widely studied theoretically and experimentally. The runaway confinement time τr in ohmic and additionally heated tokamak plasmas presents an anomalous behavior compared with theoretical predictions based on neoclassical models. A one-dimensional numerical model including generation, acceleration and loss effect of runaway electrons is used to deduce the runaway energy εr dependence on the runaway confinement time.展开更多
文摘Runaway electrons in tokamaks have been widely studied theoretically and experimentally. The runaway confinement time τr in ohmic and additionally heated tokamak plasmas presents an anomalous behavior compared with theoretical predictions based on neoclassical models. A one-dimensional numerical model including generation, acceleration and loss effect of runaway electrons is used to deduce the runaway energy εr dependence on the runaway confinement time.
