@article{9078,
  author = {K. Ida and M. Yoshinuma and M. Kobayashi and T. Kobayashi and N. Kenmochi and F. Nespoli and R.M. Magee and F. Warmer and A. Dinklage and M. van Berkel and M. Matsuyama and R. Sakamoto and T. Nasu and T. Kinoshita and K. Tanaka and N. Tamura and K. Nagaoka and M. Nishiura and Y. Takemura and K. Ogawa and G. Motojima and T. Oishi and Y. Morishita and J. Valera and W.H.J. Hayashi and M. Markl and H. Bouvain and Y. Liang and M. Leconte and D. Moseev and V.E. Moiseenko and C.G. Albert and et al. and LHD Experiment Group and W7-X Team},
  title = {Overview of Large Helical Device experiments of basic plasma physics for solving crucial issues in reaching burning plasma conditions},
  abstract = {Recently, experiments on basic plasma physics issues for solving future problems in fusion energy have been performed on a Large Helical Device. There are several problems to be solved in future devices for fusion energy. Emerging issues in burning plasma are: alpha-channeling (ion heating by alpha particles), turbulence and transport in electron dominant heating helium ash exhaust, reduction of the divertor heat load. To solve these problems, understanding the basic plasma physics of (1) wave–particle interaction through (inverse) Landau damping, (2) characteristics of electron-scale (high-k) turbulence, (3) ion mixing and the isotope effect, and (4) turbulence spreading and detachment, is necessary. This overview discusses the experimental studies on these issues and turbulent transport in multi-ion plasma and other issues in the appendix.},
  year = {2024},
  journal = {Nuclear Fusion},
  volume = {64},
  pages = {112009},
  publisher = {IOP Publishing},
  doi = {10.1088/1741-4326/ad3a7a},
  language = {eng},
}