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Feasibility study of collective Thomson scattering in LHD plasma using a 400 GHz frequency gyrotron

Y. Tatematsu, T. Saito, T. Notake, S. Kubo, Τ. Shimozuma, Kenji Tanaka, M. Nishiura

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Feasibility of collective Thomson scattering (CTS) is examined for LHD high density plasmas. A 400 GHz gyrotron is used as a probe source. Calculations of ray trace through high density plasma and scattering power spectra are carried out. Necessary specifications of the gyrotron for LHD-CTS is estimated.

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Feasibility of collective Thomson scattering (CTS) is examined for LHD high density plasmas. A 400 GHz gyrotron is used as a probe source. Calculations of ray trace through high density plasma and scattering power spectra are carried out. Necessary specifications of the gyrotron for LHD-CTS is estimated.

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Feasibility of collective Thomson scattering (CTS) is examined for LHD high density plasmas. A 400 GHz gyrotron is used as a probe source. Calculations of ray trace through high density plasma and scattering power spectra are carried out. Necessary specifications of the gyrotron for LHD-CTS is estimated.

Key concepts: Gyrotron, Thomson scattering, Plasma, Physics, Large Helical Device, Scattering, Plasma diagnostics, Spectral line

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