RMPs produce a density pump-in effect in DIII-D H-mode plasmas via reduced turbulent transport correlated with reversed neoclassical transport sign.
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Two-fluid nonlinear modeling yields modified scaling coefficients for error-field penetration threshold versus density, temperature, viscous time, toroidal field, and rotation, with a minimum threshold near zero electron fluid frequency.
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