Anomalous Diffusion and Ion Heating in the Presence of Electrostatic Hydrogen Cyclotron Instabilities
H. Okuda, C. Z. Cheng, W. W. Lee
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H. Okuda, C. Z. Cheng, W. W. Lee
Abstract
One- and two-dimensional particle simulations have been carried out to study electrostatic ion cyclotron instabilities for a hydrogen plasma in a strong magnetic field. It is found that strong ion heating and anomalous cross-field diffusion comparable to Bohm diffusion take place associated with the instability. Implications of the instability to the recent observations in fusion devices and space plasmas are discussed.
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One- and two-dimensional particle simulations have been carried out to study electrostatic ion cyclotron instabilities for a hydrogen plasma in a strong magnetic field. It is found that strong ion heating and anomalous cross-field diffusion comparable to Bohm diffusion take place associated with the instability. Implications of the instability to the recent observations in fusion devices and space plasmas are discussed.
Key concepts: Cyclotron, Diffusion, Plasma, Instability, Ion, Atomic physics, Plasma diffusion, Hydrogen