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Resistive Ballooning Modes in the Second Region of stability

J.Y. Kim, Duk In Choi

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A recent study suggested that the resistive ballooning modes are largely stable in the second region of the ideal ballooning stability, unlike in the first region. This problem is reexamined here by numerically solving the full resistive mode equation. It is shown that in the second region there are unstable resistive ballooning modes with larger growth rates compared to those in the first region. This behavior is shown to be caused by the fact that the curvature force significantly influences the dynamics in the resistive region, and the mode is mainly driven unstable from the resistive region and not from the ideal region through Δ’.

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A recent study suggested that the resistive ballooning modes are largely stable in the second region of the ideal ballooning stability, unlike in the first region. This problem is reexamined here by numerically solving the full resistive mode equation. It is shown that in the second region there are unstable resistive ballooning modes with larger growth rates compared to those in the first region. This behavior is shown to be caused by the fact that the curvature force significantly influences the dynamics in the resistive region, and the mode is mainly driven unstable from the resistive region and not from the ideal region through Δ’.

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A recent study suggested that the resistive ballooning modes are largely stable in the second region of the ideal ballooning stability, unlike in the first region. This problem is reexamined here by numerically solving the full resistive mode equation. It is shown that in the second region there are unstable resistive ballooning modes with larger growth rates compared to those in the first region. This behavior is shown to be caused by the fact that the curvature force significantly influences the dynamics in the resistive region, and the mode is mainly driven unstable from the resistive region and not from the ideal region through Δ’.

Key concepts: Ballooning, Resistive touchscreen, Physics, Curvature, Stability (learning theory), Ideal (ethics), Instability, Mechanics

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