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Plasma ion heating by cryogenic pellet injection

The injection of cryogenic pellets into a magnetically confined plasma is shown to be accompanied by a considerable transfer of thermal energy from the electrons in the background plasma to the ions. The resulting ion heating can be significant, particularly in plasmas with disparate electron and io...

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Published in:Journal of plasma physics 2019-02, Vol.85 (1), Article 905850105
Main Authors: Aleynikov, Pavel, Breizman, Boris N., Helander, Per, Turkin, Yuriy
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