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The non-linear ‘g’-mode in the reverse-field pinch

The non-linear development of the m = 0 resistive 'g' mode has been studied in the reverse-field pinch. A saturation process is shown to exist in which the perturbations cause a quasi-linear flattening of the equilibrium pressure near the m = 0 resonant surface. The mechanism for this flattening is discussed.

Timothy C. Hender | T. Hender

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