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Plasma physics

region inside a magnetically confined plasma where turbulent transport is strongly reduced, producing steep core gradients.

In plasma physics, internal transport barrier refers to region inside a magnetically confined plasma where turbulent transport is strongly reduced, producing steep core gradients. This meaning comes from Connor (2004) in Nuclear Fusion.[1]

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References

Connor, J. W., Fukuda, T., Garbet, X., Gormezano, C., Mukhovatov, V., Wakatani, M., Group, t. I. D., Transport, t. I. T. G. o., & Physics, I. B. (2004). A review of internal transport barrier physics for steady-state operation of tokamaks. Nuclear Fusion, 44(4), R1-R49. https://doi.org/10.1088/0029-5515/44/4/r01

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