ELMs: MHD instabilities at the transport barrier
G. Huysmans
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G. Huysmans
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The ideal MHD model of peeling–ballooning modes for the onset of the edge localized mode (ELM) is reviewed with some of the previous results that lead to the present understanding of the MHD stability of the edge transport barrier. Extensions to the ideal MHD theory are discussed followed by recent developments in the observations, theory and simulations of the non-linear phase of the ELM and the peeling and ballooning modes.
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The ideal MHD model of peeling–ballooning modes for the onset of the edge localized mode (ELM) is reviewed with some of the previous results that lead to the present understanding of the MHD stability of the edge transport barrier. Extensions to the ideal MHD theory are discussed followed by recent developments in the observations, theory and simulations of the non-linear phase of the ELM and the peeling and ballooning modes.
Key concepts: Ballooning, Magnetohydrodynamics, Physics, Ideal (ethics), Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution, Mechanics, Stability (learning theory), Mode (computer interface)