Pulsed High Beta Plasmas
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Pulsed High Beta Plasmas

Proceedings of the Third Topical Conference Held at Ukaea Culham Laboratory, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, U.K., 9-12 September 1975

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Pulsed High Beta Plasmas

Proceedings of the Third Topical Conference Held at Ukaea Culham Laboratory, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, U.K., 9-12 September 1975

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Pulsed High Beta Plasmas contains the proceedings of the Third Topical Conference on High Beta Plasmas held in Oxfordshire, UK, on September 9-12, 1975. The papers explore various aspects of pulsed high beta plasmas and cover topics such as reversed field pinches; mass flow stabilization of plasma confined by helical magnetic fields; cross-field instabilities in theta-pinch plasmas; and soft X-ray emitting plasma structures during the main neutron emission of plasma foci. Experimental observations of the self-reversal of a toroidal magnetic field in pinches are also presented. This book is comprised of 98 chapters and begins with a discussion on experimental results concerning a high beta stellarator, followed by a review of toroidal theta-pinch theory. The reader is then introduced to relaxation of toroidal discharges; equilibrium and stability of a diffuse high-beta Tokamak; spectroscopic studies of high beta plasma; and pulsed radiation from focused plasmas. Subsequent chapters explore the compression and kink instabilities of reversed field pinches; self-inductance changes in a plasma focus; interactions of high-energy plasma clusters with a longitudinal magnetic field; and electromagnetic implosion of large-diameter liners. The linear theta pinch as a 14-neutron source is also described. This monograph will be a valuable source of information for physicists.

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Publisher
Pergamon
Year
2013
ISBN
9781483158709
Topic
Physical Sciences
Subtopic
Energy

Table of contents

  1. Front Cover
  2. Pulsed High Beta Plasmas
  3. Copyright Page
  4. Table of Contents
  5. PREFACE
  6. INTRODUCTORY REMARKS
  7. CHAPTER 1. THE HIGH BETA STELLARATOR, A TOROIDAL CONFINEMENT SYSTEM
  8. CHAPTER 2. REVIEW OF TOROIDAL θ-PINCH THEORY
  9. CHAPTER 3. REVERSED FIELD PINCHES
  10. CHAPTER 4. RELAXATION OF TOROIDAL DISCHARGES
  11. CHAPTER 5. PLASMA FOCUS
  12. CHAPTER 6. SCREW PINCHES AND HIGH BETA TOKAMAKS WITH CIRCULAR CROSS-SECTION
  13. CHAPTER 7. SCYLLAC FEEDBACK STABILIZATION EXPERIMENTS
  14. CHAPTER 8. OPTICAL DIAGNOSTICS ON SCYLLAC
  15. CHAPTER 9. INVESTIGATIONS OF THE m = 2 MODE ON HIGH-BETA-STELLARATORISAR Tl-B
  16. CHAPTER 10. TIME-DEPENDENT CALCULATIONS OF EQUILIBRIUM AND STABILITY PROBLEMS IN SCYLLAC AND TOKAMAK GEOMETRIES
  17. CHAPTER 11. EQUILIBRIUM AND STABILITY OF A DIFFUSE HIGH-BETA TOKAMAK
  18. CHAPTER 12. MASS FLOW STABILIZATION OF PLASMA CONFINED BY HELICAL MAGNETIC FIELDS
  19. CHAPTER 13. MHD SIMULATION OF HIGH-BETA TOKAMAKS USING FLUX COORDINATES
  20. CHAPTER 14. TOKAMAK TRANSPORT AT LARGE POLOIDAL BETA, CONSIDERING MHD STABILITY LIMITS
  21. CHAPTER 15. ROTATING THETA-PINCHES
  22. CHAPTER 16. EQUILIBRIUM AND STABILITY OF THETA-PINCH PLASMA IN MODIFIED TOROIDAL MULTIPLE MIRROR FIELD
  23. CHAPTER 17. NONLOCAL ANALYSIS OF CROSS-FIELD INSTABILITIES IN THETA-PINCH PLASMAS
  24. CHAPTER 18. POST-IMPLOSION ANOMALOUS TRANSPORT ASSOCIATED WITH THE LOWER-HYBRID DRIFT INSTABILITY'
  25. CHAPTER 19. HYBRID-KINETIC MODEL FOR COLLISIONLESS HIGH— β PLASMAS
  26. CHAPTER 20. NUMERICAL STUDIES OF THETA-PINCH IMPLOSION INCLUDING CLASSICAL AND ANOMALOUS TRANSPORT PROCESSES'
  27. CHAPTER 21. NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF THE LOWER HYBRID DRIFT INSTABILITY
  28. CHAPTER 22. STABILITY ANALYSIS OF SHARP-BOUNDARY VLASOV-FLUID SCREW-PINCH EQUILIBRIA
  29. CHAPTER 23. A NUMERICAL APPROACH FOR FINDING STABLE MHD EQUILIBRIA
  30. CHAPTER 24. STAGED THETA PINCH EXPERIMENTS
  31. CHAPTER 25. PLASMA BEHAVIOUR IN STRAIGHT AND HELICAL THETA-PINCHES WITH LOW COMPRESSION RATIO
  32. CHAPTER 26. IMPLOSION MEASUREMENTS IN A HIGH VOLTAGE, LARGE DIAMETER, MEDIUM DENSITY THETA-PINCH
  33. CHAPTER 27. CHARACTERISTICS OF HIGH-DENSITY THEAT-PINCHES SEEDED WITH SELECTED HIGH-Z ELEMENTS
  34. CHAPTER 28. APPLICATION OF REVERSED ULTRA-FAST THETA-PINCH TO A TOKAMAK PLASMA
  35. CHAPTER 29. DETAILED OBSERVATIONS ON THE DYNAMICS AND HEATING OF A LINEAR THETA-PINCH
  36. CHAPTER 30. A DYNAMIC MODEL OF GROSS PLASMA MOTION IN SCYLLAC
  37. CHAPTER 31. THE EFFECT OF MAGNETIC FORCES ON HIGH BETA PLASMA COLUMNS
  38. CHAPTER 32. THE EFFECT OF MAGNETIC FORCES ON HIGH BETA PLASMA COLUMNS
  39. CHAPTER 33. DYNAMIC STABILIZATION OF THE M = l MODE ON A Z-DISCHARGE
  40. CHAPTER 34. THE DYNAMIC STABILISATION OF INSTABILITIES IN A TOROIDAL PINCH DISCHARGE (TDSX)
  41. CHAPTER 35. STABILITY AND DIFFUSION OF THE ZT-1 REVERSED-FIELD PINCH
  42. CHAPTER 36. HIGH BETA PLASMA CONFINEMENT IN REVERSED FIELD PINCH (ETL TPE—1)
  43. CHAPTER 37. EXPERIMENTS ON PROGRAMMED AND NATURALLY RELAXING RFP CONFIGURATIONS
  44. CHAPTER 38. STABILITY OF PINCHES WITH A REVERSED FIELD IN HBTX I
  45. CHAPTER 39. THE EFFECT ON CONFINEMENT OF AN UNSTABLE CENTRAL REGION IN A REVERSE FIELD PINCH
  46. CHAPTER 40. MHD TURBULENCE MODELS FOR THE REVERSED FIELD PINCH
  47. CHAPTER 41. LINEAR AND NON-LINEAR CALCULATION OF THE TEARING MODE IN REVERSED FIELD PINCHES
  48. CHAPTER 42. EQUILIBRIUM, STABILITY AND CONFINEMENT IN THE ELMO BUMPY TORUS
  49. CHAPTER 43. GUIDING CENTER PLASMA STABILITY OF THE BUMPY θ PINCH
  50. CHAPTER 44. TOROIDAL EQUILIBRIA OF REVERSED FIELD PINCH
  51. CHAPTER 45. STUDIES OF THE GAS-EMBEDDED Z-PINCH
  52. CHAPTER 46. EVOLUTION OF REVERSED FIELD PINCH CONFIGURATIONS
  53. CHAPTER 47. NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION OF REVERSED FIELD PINCHES
  54. CHAPTER 48. HYBRID MODEL STUDIES OF MAGNETIC FIELD DIFFUSION IN HIGH-/3 PINCHES
  55. CHAPTER 49. REVERSE FIELD CONFIGURATIONS WITH MINIMUM POTENTIAL ENERGY
  56. CHAPTER 50. NUMERICAL COMPUTATIONS FOR SCREW-PINCH EXPERIMENTS
  57. CHAPTER 51. NUMERICAL STUDIES OF THE LINEAR THETA PINCH
  58. CHAPTER 52. ENDLOSS FROM A SLENDER HIGH-BETA PLASMA COLUMN CONTAINED IN A LINEAR SOLENOID
  59. CHAPTER 53. EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF END LOSSES FROM A LOW ENERGY THETA-PINCH
  60. CHAPTER 54. SPECTROSCOPIC STUDIES OF HIGH BETA PLASMA
  61. CHAPTER 55. EXPERIMENTS ON THE PLASMA EQUILIBRIUM WITH A CLOSED HELICAL MAGNETIC AXIS (ASPERATOR-K)
  62. CHAPTER 56. LASER-PLASMA INTERACTION IN THE SCYLLA I—C THETA PINCH
  63. CHAPTER 57. PLASMA CONTAINMENT IN A TOROIDAL BICUSP (TORMAC)
  64. CHAPTER 58. TOROIDAL LINE CUSP THEORY AT PRINCETON
  65. CHAPTER 59. OBSERVATIONS OF SOFT X-RAY EMITTING PLASMA STRUCTURES DURING THE MAIN NEUTRON EMISSION OF PLASMA FOCI
  66. CHAPTER 60. EXPERIMENTS ON TURBULENCE IN PLASMA FOCUS
  67. CHAPTER 61. RECENT EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS OF PLASMA FOCUS RESEARCH AT STUTTGART
  68. CHAPTER 62. PULSED RADIATION FROM FOCUSED PLASMAS
  69. CHAPTER 63. ABSORPTION OF CO2-LASER RADIATION IN A HYPOCYCLOIDAL-PINCH PLASMA
  70. CHAPTER 64. EXPERIMENTAL OBSERVATIONS OF THE SELF REVERSAL OF TOROIDAL MAGNETIC FIELD IN PINCHES
  71. CHAPTER 65. NEW RESULTS FROM ZETA
  72. CHAPTER 66. ION TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENTS ON THE ZT-1 REVERSED FIELD PINCH
  73. CHAPTER 67. STUDIES OF THE ION TEMPERATURE AND TOTAL RADIATED ENERGY FROM PINCHES IN HBTX 1
  74. CHAPTER 68. TUDY OF THE REVERSED FIELD PINCH ON HBTXI USING THOMSON SCATTERING
  75. CHAPTER 69. OPTICAL AND ELECTRICAL STUDIES OF THE COMPRESSION AND KINK INSTABILITIES OF REVERSED FIELD PINCHES
  76. CHAPTER 70. INTERFEROMETRY AND MHD TURBULENCE MEASUREMENTS IN TOROIDAL PINCHES
  77. CHAPTER 71. ANALYTIC COMPUTATION OF SELF-INDUCTANCE CHANGES IN A PLASMA FOCUS
  78. CHAPTER 72. INTERACTIONS OF HIGH ENERGY PLASMA CLUSTERS WITH A LONGITUDINAL MAGNETIC FIELD
  79. CHAPTER 73. YIELD ENHANCEMENT OF THE PLASMA FOCUS I
  80. CHAPTER 74. THE NRL LINUS PROGRAM
  81. CHAPTER 75. ELECTROMAGNETIC IMPLOSION OF LARGE DIAMETER LINERS
  82. CHAPTER 76. LINER COMPRESSION OF A TOROIDAL HIGH-β PLASMA
  83. CHAPTER 77. RESULTS OF SPICA
  84. CHAPTER 78. LOCAL TOROIDAL AND POLOIDAL CURRENT DENSITY MEASUREMENTS IN A HIGH-0-TOKAMAK PLASMA
  85. CHAPTER 79. EXPERIMENTS ON HIGH BETA TOKAMAK WITH SMALL ASPECT RATIO
  86. CHAPTER 80. EXPERIMENTS IN THE LAUSANNE BELT PINCH
  87. CHAPTER 81. PLASMA STABILITY IN THE BELT-PINCH AT HIGHER TEMPERATURES
  88. CHAPTER 82. TERP, A NON CIRCULAR TOROIDAL PINCH
  89. CHAPTER 83. EFFECTS OF THE INITIAL CONDITIONS ON THE ACHIEVEMENT OF STABLE EQUILIBRIA IN A BELT-PINCH EXPERIMENT
  90. CHAPTER 84. PRODUCTION OF SHOCK HEATED WEAKLY COMPRESSED HIGH TEMPERATURE PLASMAS IN THE HIGH VOLTAGE BELT PINCH
  91. CHAPTER 85. A NEW CONCEPT FOR MEGA-VOLT SHOCK COMPRESSION AND MILLISE CONDCONFINEMENT IN THE BELT PINCH
  92. CHAPTER 86. TOROIDAL EQUILIBRIUM OF NON-CIRCULAR SHARP BOUNDARY PLASMAS SURROUNDED BY FORCE-FREE FIELDS
  93. CHAPTER 87. DECAY AND PROFILE OF THE TOROIDAL PLASMA CURRENT IN A SCREW PINCH
  94. CHAPTER 88. DIFFUSION PROCESSES IN HIGH-BETA PLASMAS INCLUDING NEUTRAL GAS AND IMPURITY EFFECTS
  95. CHAPTER 89. INITIAL DYNAMICS, EQUILIBRIUM, AND HEATING OF TOROIDAL BELT PINCHES
  96. CHAPTER 90. NONLINEAR MHD INSTABILITIES IN ELONGATED CYLINDERS
  97. CHAPTER 91. STABILITY OF HIGH -/3TOKAMAKS WITH ARBITRARY ELONGATED CROSS SECTIONS
  98. CHAPTER 92. SCYLLAC FUSION TEST REACTOR DESIGN
  99. CHAPTER 93. REACTOR BURNING CALCULATIONS FOR A MODEL REVERSED FIELD PINCH
  100. CHAPTER 94. SOME DESIGN PARAMETERS OF A SCREW-PINCH REACTOR
  101. CHAPTER 95. HIGH DENSITY LINEAR SYSTEMS FOR FUSION POWER
  102. CHAPTER 96. THE LINEAR THETA PINCH AS A 14-NEUTRON SOURCE
  103. CHAPTER 97. TECHNICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE POTENTIALS OF PULSED HIGH-BETA PLASMA DEVICES AS CTR RADIATION TEST FACILITIES
  104. CHAPTER 98. BIBLIOGRAPHY ON REVERSED FIELD PINCHES: 1958-1975
  105. CONFERENCES
  106. AUTHOR INDEX