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  • Investigación en Energía de Fusión
  • Física Computacional

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  • Los modos de desgarro (TM) a escala magnetohidrodinámica (MHD) y los modos de electrones atrapados (TEM) a escala del radio de giro iónico son actores clave en la dinámica de los plasmas de fusión.
  • Comprender sus interacciones es crucial para lograr condiciones de fusión estables.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Simular y analizar las interacciones no lineales entre los TM a escala MHD y los TEM a escala del radio de giro iónico en un plasma de fusión.
  • Investigar el impacto de estas interacciones en el transporte y la estabilidad del plasma.

Principales métodos:

  • Se emplearon simulaciones gírocinéticas globales.
  • Se utilizaron perfiles de equilibrio fijos para mayor coherencia.

Principales resultados:

  • Los TM centrales inestables se acoplaron no linealmente y transfirieron energía a TM estables a escala más pequeña cerca del borde del plasma.
  • La estocasticidad magnética inducida por los TM del borde erosionó los flujos zonales generados por TEM.
  • Esta erosión condujo a un aumento significativo del flujo electrostático.

Conclusiones:

  • La interacción entre los TM macroescalares y los TEM microscalares sugiere una vía para controlar la microturbulencia del plasma.
  • La modificación del perfil de corriente presenta un método potencial para gestionar estas interacciones y mejorar el confinamiento del plasma.