Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- Units
- Part I Fusion power
- Part II The plasma physics of fusion energy
- 6 Overview of magnetic fusion
- 7 Definition of a fusion plasma
- 8 Single-particle motion in a plasma – guiding center theory
- 9 Single-particle motion – Coulomb collisions
- 10 A self-consistent two-fluid model
- 11 MHD – macroscopic equilibrium
- 12 MHD – macroscopic stability
- 13 Magnetic fusion concepts
- 14 Transport
- 15 Heating and current drive
- 16 The future of fusion research
- Appendix A Analytical derivation of 〈ς v〉
- Appendix B Radiation from an accelerating charge
- Appendix C Derivation of Boozer coordinates
- Appendix D Poynting's theorem
- Index
- References
15 - Heating and current drive
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 14 May 2010
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- Units
- Part I Fusion power
- Part II The plasma physics of fusion energy
- 6 Overview of magnetic fusion
- 7 Definition of a fusion plasma
- 8 Single-particle motion in a plasma – guiding center theory
- 9 Single-particle motion – Coulomb collisions
- 10 A self-consistent two-fluid model
- 11 MHD – macroscopic equilibrium
- 12 MHD – macroscopic stability
- 13 Magnetic fusion concepts
- 14 Transport
- 15 Heating and current drive
- 16 The future of fusion research
- Appendix A Analytical derivation of 〈ς v〉
- Appendix B Radiation from an accelerating charge
- Appendix C Derivation of Boozer coordinates
- Appendix D Poynting's theorem
- Index
- References
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