The effects of trapped electrons on off-axis lower hybrid current drive （LHCD） in tokamaks are studied, A computer code for solving the Fokker-Planck equation in a toroidal geometry is developed and employed. The co...The effects of trapped electrons on off-axis lower hybrid current drive （LHCD） in tokamaks are studied, A computer code for solving the Fokker-Planck equation in a toroidal geometry is developed and employed. The code is suitable for various auxiliary heating and current drive schemes in tokamak plasmas. The influence of the resonance regime on the current drive efficiency as well as the influence of trapped particle fraction on the current drive efficiency are emphasized. It is shown that, as an electrostatic force, the lower hybrid wave causes some of the trapped electrons to be untrapped and lose their energy, which can cut the LHCD efficiency by about 30%. The ITER scaling law is also used to estimate the trapped electron effects.展开更多
Trivalent rare-earth ions （La3＋,Pr3＋,Nd3＋,Sm3＋,Gd3＋,Tb3＋,Dy3＋,Ho3＋,Er3＋,Tm3＋,and Yb3＋） were investigated as the codoped auxiliary sensitizer for the electron trapping materials SrS：Eu2＋ in order to enha...Trivalent rare-earth ions （La3＋,Pr3＋,Nd3＋,Sm3＋,Gd3＋,Tb3＋,Dy3＋,Ho3＋,Er3＋,Tm3＋,and Yb3＋） were investigated as the codoped auxiliary sensitizer for the electron trapping materials SrS：Eu2＋ in order to enhance the fluorescence properties.It was found that Sm3＋ and Tb3＋ had the best photoluminescence stimulated luminescence （PSL） effect among the selected trivalent rare-earth ions.All the SrS：Eu2＋ samples doped by different trivalent rare-earth ions could be stimulated by 980 nm laser after being exposed to the conventional sunlight,and they emitted PSL with the peak located at 615 nm.The result also indicated that some co-doped rare earth ions could increase fluorescence intensities of the traditional electron trapping materials SrS：Eu2＋.展开更多
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China （Grant Nos 10675043, 10575031 and 10675042）.
文摘The effects of trapped electrons on off-axis lower hybrid current drive （LHCD） in tokamaks are studied, A computer code for solving the Fokker-Planck equation in a toroidal geometry is developed and employed. The code is suitable for various auxiliary heating and current drive schemes in tokamak plasmas. The influence of the resonance regime on the current drive efficiency as well as the influence of trapped particle fraction on the current drive efficiency are emphasized. It is shown that, as an electrostatic force, the lower hybrid wave causes some of the trapped electrons to be untrapped and lose their energy, which can cut the LHCD efficiency by about 30%. The ITER scaling law is also used to estimate the trapped electron effects.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundations of China (20876002, 20976002)the Beijing Natural Science Foundation (2091002)Funding Project for Academic Human Resources Development in Institutions of Higher Learning under the Jurisdiction of Beijing Municipality
文摘Trivalent rare-earth ions （La3＋,Pr3＋,Nd3＋,Sm3＋,Gd3＋,Tb3＋,Dy3＋,Ho3＋,Er3＋,Tm3＋,and Yb3＋） were investigated as the codoped auxiliary sensitizer for the electron trapping materials SrS：Eu2＋ in order to enhance the fluorescence properties.It was found that Sm3＋ and Tb3＋ had the best photoluminescence stimulated luminescence （PSL） effect among the selected trivalent rare-earth ions.All the SrS：Eu2＋ samples doped by different trivalent rare-earth ions could be stimulated by 980 nm laser after being exposed to the conventional sunlight,and they emitted PSL with the peak located at 615 nm.The result also indicated that some co-doped rare earth ions could increase fluorescence intensities of the traditional electron trapping materials SrS：Eu2＋.
