Transport Barriers is a physical phenomenon in plasma confinement systems characterized by localized regions of reduced particle and energy transport, distinguished by steep gradients in plasma pressure and electric potential that suppress turbulent transport across magnetic surfaces.
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Chapter 2: Plasma confinement and transport
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Suppression of turbulence and transport by sheared flow
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