Gas-mixing: Ion Cooling or Reduced Turbulent Heating?

A.G.Drentje

Chinese Physics C> 2007, Vol. 31> Issue(S1) : 162-164

Gas-mixing: Ion Cooling or Reduced Turbulent Heating?

A.G.Drentje ^,

National Institute of Radiological Sciences, Chiba 263-8555, Japan

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The question posed in the title concerns the explanation of a well-practised technique in ECR ion sources for increasing the output of the highest charge states of the ions of interest. For a long time the most accepted model was that of ion cooling, being a `single-particle' effect. Two recent papers, likely inspired on earlier work, are proposing a ‘collective’ effect due to non-linear plasma-wave interaction, giving rise to turbulent heating. The mixing gas will in that picture reduce the heating. A few experiments are suggested to help unravel the problem of stating which effect is dominating.

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A.G.Drentje. Gas-mixing: Ion Cooling or Reduced Turbulent Heating?[J]. Chinese Physics C, 2007, 31(S1): 162-164.

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Gas-mixing: Ion Cooling or Reduced Turbulent Heating?

A.G.Drentje ^,

Corresponding author: A.G.Drentje,

National Institute of Radiological Sciences, Chiba 263-8555, Japan

Received Date: 2007-05-30
Accepted Date: 1900-01-01
Available Online: 2007-01-03

Abstract: The question posed in the title concerns the explanation of a well-practised technique in ECR ion sources for increasing the output of the highest charge states of the ions of interest. For a long time the most accepted model was that of ion cooling, being a `single-particle' effect. Two recent papers, likely inspired on earlier work, are proposing a ‘collective’ effect due to non-linear plasma-wave interaction, giving rise to turbulent heating. The mixing gas will in that picture reduce the heating. A few experiments are suggested to help unravel the problem of stating which effect is dominating.