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Investigation of the Compression of Magnetized Plasma and Magnetic Flux (Hardcover, 1st ed. 2019)
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Investigation of the Compression of Magnetized Plasma and Magnetic Flux (Hardcover, 1st ed. 2019)
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The present research studies the fundamental physics occurring
during the magnetic flux and magnetized plasma compression by
plasma implosion. This subject is relevant to numerous studies in
laboratory and space plasmas. Recently, it has attracted particular
interest due to the advances in producing high-energy-density
plasmas in fusion-oriented experiments, based on the approach of
magnetized plasma compression. The studied configuration consists
of a cylindrical gas-puff shell with pre-embedded axial magnetic
field that pre-fills the anode-cathode gap. Subsequently, axial
pulsed current is driven through the plasma generating an azimuthal
magnetic field that compresses the plasma and the axial magnetic
field embedded in it. A key parameter for the understanding of the
physics occurring during the magnetized plasma compression is the
evolution and distribution of the axial and azimuthal magnetic
fields. Here, for the first time ever, both fields are measured
simultaneously employing non-invasive spectroscopic methods that
are based on the polarization properties of the Zeeman effect.
These measurements reveal unexpected results of the current
distribution and the nature of the equilibrium between the axial
and azimuthal fields. These observations show that a large part of
the current does not flow in the imploding plasma, rather it flows
through a low-density plasma residing at large radii. The
development of a force-free current configuration is suggested to
explain this phenomenon. Previously unpredicted observations in
higher-power imploding-magnetized-plasma experiments, including
recent unexplained structures observed in the Magnetized Liner
Inertial Fusion experiment, may be connected to the present
discovery.
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