The long standing disagreement between the central electron temperature measured by Thomson scattering and electron cyclotron emission (2nd harmonic, X-mode) in high performance plasmas observed in JET and TFTR is reexamined. In this paper we report on recent analysis carried out in JET with the aim of investigating the role of different plasma parameters, such as plasma heating scheme and fuelling, on the appearance of this discrepancy. Our analysis shows that the appearance of the discrepancy between the temperature diagnostics is correlated with the appearance of a high energy tail in the ion distribution function.

Recent results on the discrepancy between ECE and Thomson scattering measurements at high Te in JET

D FARINA;L FIGINI;S NOWAK;C SOZZI;
2009

Abstract

The long standing disagreement between the central electron temperature measured by Thomson scattering and electron cyclotron emission (2nd harmonic, X-mode) in high performance plasmas observed in JET and TFTR is reexamined. In this paper we report on recent analysis carried out in JET with the aim of investigating the role of different plasma parameters, such as plasma heating scheme and fuelling, on the appearance of this discrepancy. Our analysis shows that the appearance of the discrepancy between the temperature diagnostics is correlated with the appearance of a high energy tail in the ion distribution function.
2009
Istituto di fisica del plasma - IFP - Sede Milano
978-981-4470-99-5
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