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Probl. Upr., 2018 Issue 1, Pages 2–20 (Mi pu1061)

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Plasma control in tokamaks. Part 1. Controlled thermonuclear fusion problem. Tokamaks. Control systems components

Yu. V. Mitrishkinab, P. S. Koreneva, A. A. Prokhorova, N. M. Kartsevb, M. I. Patrovc

a Lomonosov Moscow State University
b V. A. Trapeznikov Institute of Control Sciences of Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow
c Ioffe Physico-Technical Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences, St. Petersburg

Abstract: Various concepts are presented of promising tokamaks being the leaders in solving the controlled thermonuclear fusion problem. The evolution of tokamaks is considered from ones round in vertical cross-section with a large aspect ratio up to tokamaks with a small aspect ratio including spherical ones. The classification of modern tokamaks is given. Attention is focused on the methods of plasma diagnostics by magnetic measurements outside plasma, actuators for both plasma magnetic and kinetic control, as well as for its additional heating. Plasma magnetic and kinetic models, instabilities, and disruptions are considered.

Keywords: controlled thermonuclear fusion, thermonuclear power station, tokamak, plasma, tokamak classification, diagnostics, additional heating, actuators, plasma equilibrium reconstruction, plasma magnetic and kinetic models, plasma instabilities, disruptions.

UDC: 681.51+621.3.002.5+621.039.6+533.95



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