Measurement of parallel transport of B+ and Al2+ impurities in a linear He+ plasma (original) (raw)

Journal of Nuclear Materials, 2011

Abstract

Laser ablation is used to inject trace quantities (∼1%) of boron or aluminum impurities into steady-state, cylindrical He+ plasmas. The He+ plasmas have an axial flow velocity of about 2×103m/s, corresponding to Mach number M∼0.2. The parallel flow of the resulting B+ or Al2+ impurity ions is measured directly using photomultiplier tubes with line filters. Perpendicular loss of the impurity

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