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[en] The energy loss from a tokamak plasma due to the radiation from impurities is of great importance in the overall energy balance. Taking the temperature dependence of this loss for two impurities characteristic of those present in existing tokamak plasmas, the condition for radial power balance is derived. For the impurities considered (oxygen and iron) it is found that the radiation losses are concentrated in a thin outer layer of the plasma and the equilibrium condition places an upper limit on the plasma paraticle number density in this region. This limiting density scales with mean current density in the same manner as is experimentally observed for the peak number density of tokamak plasmas. The stability of such equilibria is also discussed. (author)
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International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna (Austria); Nucl. Fusion; Suppl. 1977; v. 2 p. 3-16; ISBN 92-0-130177-4;
; 1977; IAEA; Vienna; 6. international conference on plasma physics and controlled nuclear fusion research; Berchtesgaden, Germany, F.R; 6 - 13 Oct 1976; IAEA-CN--35/B6

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