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Formation of a velocity shear layer in confined plasmas
It is shown, by allowing for finite momentum loss, that an E×B velocity shear layer forms naturally from the radial potential profile created at the boundary or scrape‐off region of a confined plasma where magnetic field lines come into contact with material surfaces. The loss of perpendicular momen...
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description | It is shown, by allowing for finite momentum loss, that an E×B velocity shear layer forms naturally from the radial potential profile created at the boundary or scrape‐off region of a confined plasma where magnetic field lines come into contact with material surfaces. The loss of perpendicular momentum governs the structure of the velocity shear in the scrape‐off layer via the generation of a radial current that modifies the potential profile. Increase in velocity shear is coupled to improvement in momentum confinement. |
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