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Collisionality dependence of the neoclassical tearing mode in ASDEX Upgrade

M. Maraschek, S. Günter, H. Zohm, the ASDEX Upgrade Team

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At ASDEX Upgrade the role of the collisionality for the excitation of neoclassical tearing modes has been investigated. In addition to the (3/2)-mode, which is always observed limiting the maximum at high enough -values, the excitation of a neoclassical (2/1)-mode at very low collisionalities has been observed. Schemes for discharges at ASDEX Upgrade with high -values at high heating power are presented.

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At ASDEX Upgrade the role of the collisionality for the excitation of neoclassical tearing modes has been investigated. In addition to the (3/2)-mode, which is always observed limiting the maximum at high enough -values, the excitation of a neoclassical (2/1)-mode at very low collisionalities has been observed. Schemes for discharges at ASDEX Upgrade with high -values at high heating power are presented.

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At ASDEX Upgrade the role of the collisionality for the excitation of neoclassical tearing modes has been investigated. In addition to the (3/2)-mode, which is always observed limiting the maximum at high enough -values, the excitation of a neoclassical (2/1)-mode at very low collisionalities has been observed. Schemes for discharges at ASDEX Upgrade with high -values at high heating power are presented.

Key concepts: Collisionality, ASDEX Upgrade, Tearing, Excitation, Mode (computer interface), Limiting, Physics, Upgrade

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