Statistical theory of intermittency in a multi-scale model of MHD and micro-turbulence

Physics – Plasma Physics

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Traditionally the effects of MHD instabilities and micro-instabilities on plasma confinement are investigated separately. However, these two instabilities often occur simultaneously, with the overlap of the dynamics on a broad range of spatial scales. It is thus vital to incorporate these instabilities consistently by a proper multi-scale modeling. Furthermore, there has been an overwhelming evidence that the overall transport of heat and particles is significantly influenced by intermittency (or bursty events) caused by coherent structures. A crucial question in plasma confinement is thus the prediction of the probability distribution functions (PDFs) of the transport due to these structures and of their formation. In this paper, we investigate intermittent transport in a multi-scale model by consistently incorporating both tearing instabilities and micro-instability due to pressure gradient.

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