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Electrostatic dynamo in reversed field pinch plasmas: simple common fundamental nature of laminar and turbulent regimes (Articolo in rivista)
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- Electrostatic dynamo in reversed field pinch plasmas: simple common fundamental nature of laminar and turbulent regimes (Articolo in rivista) (literal)
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- 2006-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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- 1 ConsorzioRFX,AssociazioneEURATOM-ENEAsullafusione,Padova,Italy
2 CNRS-UniversitédeProvence,Marseille,France (literal)
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- Electrostatic dynamo in reversed field pinch plasmas: simple common fundamental nature of laminar and turbulent regimes (literal)
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- Within the framework of magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) numerical modelling, the Reversed
Field Pinch (RFP) has been found to develop turbulent or laminar regimes switching from the
former to the latter in a continuous way depending on the strength of dissipative forces. The laminar
solution corresponds to a simple global helical deformation of the current channel. A helicallymodulated
electrostatic field arises in order to account for the helical modulation of the current
density along magnetic field lines. The associated electrostatic drift yields the main component of
the dynamo velocity field. The continuity of the transition between the two regimes suggests that
the simple laminar helical solution can provide a fruitful intuitive description of the RFP dynamo in
general. In fact, the electrostatic drift remains the main component of the dynamo velocity field in
the non-stationary turbulent regime for a sustained RFP.We show that the same dynamo action, due
to the electrostatic drift, is provided either by one single mode and its harmonics, as in the laminar
regime, or by a rich spectrum of modes with the action of full nonlinear coupling, as in the turbulent
one. Here, we review our previous work and present new elements to clarify the physics of the RFP
dynamo. Many of the MHD predictions are in good agreement with experimental findings. (literal)
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