Absolute parametric decay instabilities in ECRH experiments and their possible role in the missing power effect at the T-10 tokamak

The possibility of excitation of absolute parametric decay instabilities in X2- and O1-mode electron cyclotron resonance heating experiments with monotonic density profile and their possible consequences for the EC absorption efficiency under conditions of the T-10 tokamak are considered. Theoretical predictions are used to explain the puzzling results of the energy balance analysis in T-10.

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Physics of Plasmas
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2025-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0284987
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Magnetic confinement fusion research
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Absolute parametric decay instabilities in ECRH experiments and their possible role in the missing power effect at the T-10 tokamak

A. Yu. Popov, E. Z. Gusakov
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Physics of Plasmas
Magnetic confinement fusion research
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Absolute parametric decay instabilities in ECRH experiments and their possible role in the missing power effect at the T-10 tokamak

A. Yu. Popov, E. Z. Gusakov
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Abstract

The possibility of excitation of absolute parametric decay instabilities in X2- and O1-mode electron cyclotron resonance heating experiments with monotonic density profile and their possible consequences for the EC absorption efficiency under conditions of the T-10 tokamak are considered. Theoretical predictions are used to explain the puzzling results of the energy balance analysis in T-10.

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Ioffe Institute (RU)
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Magnetic confinement fusion research
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