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[en] The m=1 internal kink mode is investigated in axisymmetric toroidal plasmas with poloidal and toroidal plasma flow and anisotropic pressure. The guiding centre model of the plasma is used to derive a dispersion relation that contains the full guiding centre distribution of the equilibrium. Due to kinetic damping, smaller growth rates are found than predicted by fluid theory. Pressure anisotropy is found to reduce the growth rate too, while toroidal rotation contributes to the destabilizing effect of the pressure gradient. (author) 5 refs
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17. EPS conference on controlled fusion and plasma heating; Amsterdam (Netherlands); 25-29 Jun 1990
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ANISOTROPY, ASPECT RATIO, AXIAL SYMMETRY, BEAM INJECTION HEATING, DAMPING, DISPERSION RELATIONS, EIGENFUNCTIONS, EQUILIBRIUM PLASMA, GUIDING-CENTER APPROXIMATION, ICR HEATING, KINK INSTABILITY, MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMICS, NEUTRAL ATOM BEAM INJECTION, PLASMA PRESSURE, PRESSURE GRADIENTS, ROTATING PLASMA, SAWTOOTH OSCILLATIONS, TOKAMAK DEVICES, TRAPPING
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