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Identification of MHD equilibrium $\beta$ limits for CFQS plasmas

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The magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) equilibrium $\beta$ limits in the Chinese First QuasiAxisymmetric Stellarator (CFQS) are investigated using the NTEC code, for both the standard and the magnetic island configurations. The equilibrium $\beta$ limit is identified upon the onset of the rapid destruction of nested flux surfaces by evaluating several numerical metrics, including the fractal dimension, weighted Birkhoff average, and effective volume of parallel diffusion. In the standard configuration, the net-current-free and the bootstrap-current-carrying equilibria can sustain well-ordered magnetic surfaces up to $\langle\beta\rangle\approx1.5\%$. The proliferation of stochastic field lines starts after the critical overlap between the internal major islands and the high-order island chains. Two types of divertor island configurations are studied based on net-current-free equilibria. It is found that the edge islands may transition into open field lines at low $\langle\beta\rangle$ values and lead to a drastic shrinkage of the last closed flux surface. Meanwhile, the threshold $\langle\beta\rangle$ value of the degradation of inner flux surfaces is similar to the standard configuration.

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Laskar's frequency map analysis revisited

math.DS · 2026-08-03 · conditional · novelty 6.0

Frequency map analysis converges with error O(e^{-cT^ζ}) for analytic quasi-periodic functions and with super-polynomial rates for Brjuno and almost-periodic cases.

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  • Laskar's frequency map analysis revisited math.DS · 2026-08-03 · conditional · none · ref 74 · internal anchor

    Frequency map analysis converges with error O(e^{-cT^ζ}) for analytic quasi-periodic functions and with super-polynomial rates for Brjuno and almost-periodic cases.