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Neoclassical theory of collisional transport in the presence of fusion α-particles
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Collisional TransportEngineeringNuclear PhysicsPlasma PhysicsNeoclassical TheoryEnergetic α-ParticlesHeavy Ion PhysicPlasma TheoryPlasma SimulationNeoclassical Transport TheoryControlled Nuclear FusionTransport PhenomenaPlasma ConfinementPhysicsBasic Plasma PhysicApplied Plasma PhysicFundamental Plasma PhysicAtomic PhysicsRadiation TransportFusion EventsAerospace EngineeringNatural SciencesParticle PhysicsNon-axisymmetric Plasma ConfigurationsFusion α-Particles
The neoclassical transport theory is developed for an axisymmetric toroidal plasma containing highly energetic α-particles as produced by fusion events. It is shown that the α-particle fluxes in this case have a weaker dependence on the aspect ratio than at lower energies since the prevailing collisional effect is a drag. The bootstrap current results to be reduced by the presence of fusion α-particles.
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