Plans for 2007 Sample Clauses

Plans for 2007. EURATOM-CIEMAT team will be involved in the area of concept improvement, thorough the scientific explotation of the Stellarator TJ-II facility. In addition, we will strengthen and continue with our long standing tradition to extend our physics studies to different confinement concepts (tokamak / stellarators), looking for common clues as a fundamental way to investigate basic properties of magnetic confinement beyond any particular concept. Research activities in the TJ-II stellarator will be focussed in the following topics: Optimization of operational regimes for improved concepts:  Investigation of power threshold for core transition development with and without rationals. International stellarator confinement and profile data base and neoclassical transport  International stellarator confinement and profile data base and neoclassical transport: Participation in the on-going activities of the ISCDB and ISPDB. The role of Global Neoclassical Transport in Stellarators (Development of Global Monte Carlo codes).  Full lithium coating in TJ-II: Optimization of Lithium deposition set up by evaporation and Ne glow discharge in TJ-II (June 2007). First operation of TJ-II with full lithiumization. Understanding of plasma characteristics for improved concepts:  Influence of electric fields on transport and MHD stability. Including comparative studies (HIBP, probes, reflectometer, MHD activity) in ECRH and NBI plasmas: influence of magnetic configuration, heating power and plasma density.  Edge and core Momentum transport studies, including the study of the influence on electric electric field on Xxxxxxxx stress driven flux and relaxation of flows and radial electric.  MHD stability and plasma control: ELM physics  Power and particle exhaust, plasma-wall interaction: Studies of de-tritiation methods. Development of plasma auxiliary systems:  Heating: Commissioning nd start-up of the second NBI system as well as first plasma operation with two co/counter beams.  Diagnostics: Further development of TJ-II systems including, installation of second channel hopping reflectometer, operation of fast particle detectors, fast particle detectors, first radial ion temperature and velocity measurements with the diagnostic neutral beam injector, operation of second reciprocating probe system: test active gas injection for turbulence visualization using fast cameras, test of optimised poloidal limiter and development and design of a new inner limiter and related diagnos...
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Plans for 2007. 1) M. Yokoyama (NIFS) will continuosly proceed International Stellarator Profile DataBase activity in collaboration with TJ-II and W7-AS. Quantitative understanding for ITB shot properties, such as the dependence of ECH power threshold on effective helicity and ripple trapped fraction, will be investigated based on a wide range of ITB
Plans for 2007. 1) Q. Yang (SWIP, China) will visit Kyoto Univ. as a guest professor for three months. He joined the Heliotron J experiment related to charge exchange spectroscopy, and will have lectures of plasma physics for graduate students.
Plans for 2007. 1) Collaboration with Colorado School of Mines (Colorado, USA) will be continued on the development of methods for determination of point defects, impurities, and their complexes in spinel which influence on the formation of transparent ceramics in the wide range of spectral region by using radio-, photo-, and thermo luminescence methods.

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