Communication and Efficiency in the Symbiotic Signal Exchange

Werner, Dietrich; Müller, Peter

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-56096-5_2

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“…For the analysis of the bulk electron temperature profiles, the knowledge of the vacuum flux surfaces is required. The flux surfaces were measured using the fluorescence technique [4] and agreed well with calculated ones using a magnetic field line tracing code [5]. The existence of magnetic confinement of WEGA plasmas at low temperature and high collisionality was also demonstrated.…”

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Investigations of the electron temperature profiles at the WEGA stellarator

Horvath¹,

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Otte

et al. 2006

Plasma Phys. Control. Fusion

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Abstract. This paper presents a study of the hollow bulk electron temperature profiles measured in the low-temperature (2 -15 eV) plasmas of the WEGA stellarator. For this the global power balance equation was solved for the bulk electrons. The observed hollow temperature profiles could be reproduced satisfactorily assuming that the bulk electrons are heated through energy transfer from fast electrons and that the parallel heat conduction in the scrape-off layer is determined by the potential drop in the sheath in the vicinity of the wall. These results imply that the cause of the hollow shape of bulk electron temperature profiles is the heating of them through collisions with fast electrons produced by the heating method.

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Section: The Wega Stellaratormentioning

confidence: 54%

Investigations of the electron temperature profiles at the WEGA stellarator

Horvath¹,

Lingertat

Otte

et al. 2006

Plasma Phys. Control. Fusion

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“…Calculations from FRITIOF [11] are in good agreement with our measurement for the hyperons and the . PYTHIA [12] and NeXuS [13] both slightly underpredict the data. However, PYTHIA has been shown [14] to reproduce the general mass dependence of the inverse slope parameter and hence the p T .…”

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Strange particle spectra from collisions in STAR at RHIC

Witt

2003

J. Phys. G: Nucl. Part. Phys.

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Production of strange hadrons in high energy p+p collisions provides baseline information to which results from A+A collisions may be compared in the search for possible signatures of a deconfined state. However, p+p collisions also demonstrate some surprising effects of their own and should be investigated for the insight they may provide. We present mid-rapidity transverse mass spectra and ⟨pT⟩ for K0S, Λ and Ξ produced in p+p collisions measured by the STAR collaboration at RHIC. Comparisons will be made with available model calculations as well as lower energy results and Au+Au results from the same detector.

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Signalling in the Rhizobia–Legumes Symbiosis

Werner

2008

Plant Surface Microbiology

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Communication and Efficiency in the Symbiotic Signal Exchange

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References 86 publications

Investigations of the electron temperature profiles at the WEGA stellarator

Investigations of the electron temperature profiles at the WEGA stellarator

Strange particle spectra from collisions in STAR at RHIC

Signalling in the Rhizobia–Legumes Symbiosis

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