Towards an Emerging Understanding of Nonlocal Transport K.Ida 1), Z.Shi 2), H.J.Sun 2,3), S.Inagaki 4), K.Kamiya 5), J.Rice 6), N.Tamura 1), P.H.Diamond.

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Towards an Emerging Understanding of Nonlocal Transport K.Ida 1), Z.Shi 2), H.J.Sun 2,3), S.Inagaki 4), K.Kamiya 5), J.Rice 6), N.Tamura 1), P.H.Diamond 3), T.Estrada 7), C.Hidalgo 7), X.L.Zou 8), G.Dif-Pradalier 8), T.S.Hahm 9), U.Stroth 10), A.Field 11), K.Itoh 1), X.T.Ding 2), J.Dong 2), S.-I.Itoh 4), Y.Sakamoto 5), S.Oldenbürger 12) 1 National Institute for Fusion Science, Toki, Japan, 2 Southwestern Institute of Physics, Chengdu, China, 3 WCI Center for Fusion Theory, National Fusion Research Institute, Daejeon, Korea, 4 Research Institute for Applied Mechanics, Kyushu Univ., Kasuga, , Japan, 5 Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Naka, Japan, 6 MIT Plasma Science and Fusion Center, Cambridge MA U.S.A., 7 Laboratorio Nacional de Fusion, Asociacion EURATOM-CIEMAT, Madrid, Spain, 8 Association Euratom-CEA, CEA/IRFM, F Saint Paul-lez-Durance cedex, France, 9 Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea, 10 Max-Planck-Institut für Plasmaphysik, Boltzmannstrasse 2, Garching, Germany, 11 Culham Centre for Fusion Energy, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, OX14 3DB, UK, 12 Itoh Research Center for Plasma Turbulence, Kyushu Univ., Kasuga, , Japan October 2012 IAEA Fusion Energy Conference San Diego, U.S.A.

OUTLINE 1Introduction 2Violation of local closure in the transport 2-1 Transition between concave and convex ITBs 2-2 Appearance of violation of local closure by perturbations 2-3 Interference between energy and momentum flux 3 Fluctuations associated with “non-local” response 3-1 Long range fluctuations 3-2 Fast changes of turbulence spectra 3-3 Modulation of micro-scale turbulence with meso-scale fluctuations 4 Brief survey of relevant theoretical approaches 5 Summary

So is for Momentum transport Heat transport Local closure Local closure of Heat and momentum transport ? Formulae of transport relations are NOT always expressed in terms of LOCAL plasma parameters.  Local closure is broken Local expression in terms of fluctuations Key issue: Experimental identification of violation of local closure; Similarity/difference in energy and momentum transport? ’Turbulence property' in terms of mean plasma parameters? How fluctuations are given by mean plasma parameters? If mean free path of fluctuations is zero, local diffusion However, there are meso- and macroscopic fluctuations

How to find the violation of local closure When the transport is simple (diffusive and local) the transport analysis with steady state would be enough In order to evaluate the non-diffusive contribution in transport, transport analysis during the transient phase is necessary.  Gas puff modulation in particle transport  NBI modulation in the momentum transport. This is because the radial profile in the steady state can be reproduced by arbitrary diffusion coefficient in many cases. In order to evaluate the non-local contribution in transport, transport analysis during the transient phase by transition or perturbation is necessary.  ITB curvature transition, L/H transition  Edge cooling by SMBI, TESPEL laser blow off. Non-local contribution always exists similar to that the non-diffusive contribution always exists in the particle and momentum transport.

Transition between concave and convex ITBs The transition to convex shaped ITB is spontaneous without any change in q- profiles shows a clear evidence of violation of local closure, because the local parameters except for ∇ Ti are unchanged. The "oscillation" between two states clearly shows that the non-locality of heat transport can occur in space and time (as a memory effect).  Non-Markovian property of transport. Change in heat flux is 50%  Significant contribution of non-local transport JT-60U K.Ida Phys Rev Lett 101 (2008)

Appearance of violation of local closure by perturbations In the steady state plasma, non-local transport contribution can not be identified because of profile resilience (stiffness)  perturbation is necessary Non-local response (core Te rise by edge cooling) appears in the plasma with SMBI, TESPEL, Laser blow off in many devices when the density is low enough. (It disappears as the density is increased) Meta-stable state in transport is observed in the temperature gradient after the perturbation. LHD HL-2A EX/P3-09(Wed) : HL-2A exp. by H.Sun EX/P7-13(Fri) : HL-2A exp. by Z.Shi

Appearance of meta-stable state of transport PDF and transport potential show the existence of meta-stable transport state at the edge in the non-local response  this is a clear evidence of violation of local closure (not determined by local ∇ T ) PDF(-δ ∇ T ) = exp(-S) S: transport potential LHD

Interference between energy and momentum flux Linear ohmic confinement (LOC) : core Te and Ti rise (non-local response) : intrinsic rotation (co-rotation) Saturated ohmic confinement (SOC) : core Te and Ti drop (diffusive transport response) : intrinsic rotation (counter-rotation) Relation between non-local transport and intrinsic rotation Alcator C-mod EX/2-2(Tue) : Alcator C-mod exp. by J.Rice

Fluctuations with long range correlation Temperature fluctuation with long radial correlation has been measured The spiral structure has a long range correlation both in the poloidal and radial direction Cross-power spectrum between two adjacent channels of temperature fluctuation shows peak at ~ 2.5 kHz. Reconstructed image plot of low frequency turbulence (1.5–3.5 kHz) Fluctuation with long range correlation is a candidate of “agent” to couple the micro-scale between the different radii separated (core and edge) LHD S.Inagaki Phys Rev Lett 107 (2011) S.Inagaki Nucl. Fusion 52 (2012)

Fast changes of turbulence spectra micro-scale turbulence  decreases meso-scale turbulence  increases Radial correlation becomes shorter. During the core Te rise after the edge cooling (non-local phenomena) LHD HL-2A EX/P7-13(Fri) : HL-2A exp. by Z.Shi EX/P3-09(Wed) : HL-2A exp. by H.Sun S.Inagaki Nucl. Fusion 52 (2012) Poloidal cross-correlation function of meso-scale turbulence increases  poloidally elongated

Modulation of micro-scale turbulence with meso-scale fluctuations The fluctuation level at r/a = 0.8 (ch1) and 0.75 (ch2) show clear oscillation associated with the oscillation of radial electric field near the plasma edge.  Radial propagation velocities are evaluated from the phase difference between two channels. Direction of the propagation depends on the density. lower density  outward propagation Higher density  inward propagation Two possible mechanisms 1 Radial spreading of turbulence (should be in-coherent similar to Blob?) 2 Modulation of fluctuation level by the oscillating zonal flow TJ-II EX/10-2 (Sat) : TJ-II exp. by T.Estrada

Basic mechanisms for the violation of local closure Radial wave number 1/a 1/  i Macro-scale turbulence Meso-scale zonal flow Micro-scale turbulence Micro- and macro- turbulence coupling turbulence zonal flow coupling turbulence spreading r/a edge core There are several candidate of mechanism causing the violation of local closure. Ref: G.Dif-Pradalier, et al.: Phys. Rev. E 82 (2010) , P.H.Diamond, et al.: PPCF (2005), Itoh et al: PPCF (2001) Spatiotemporal measurements of micro- meso- macro- scale turbulence and zonal flow are necessary to investigate which is more or most dominant in the plasma for each experiments. Front propagation Avalanche Self-selected Mesoscale dynamics Global dynamics and organization OV/P-03(Mon) and EX/P4-2(Wed) by P.H.Diamond PD/ by S.-I. Itoh

Propagation of fronts of turbulence intensity Combined with temperature gradient front, the deviation (from average) of microscopic fluctuation intensity can propagate in ballistic manner. Waiting experimental verification! simulation Ballistic propagation formula Fluctuation intensity : I Mean driving parameter (gradient A) V r ~ ~ V dia radius time T.S.Hahm et al.: Phys. Plasmas 12 (2005) P.Diamond et al.: Nucl. Fusion 41 (2001) 1067 (Fisher front speed) P. H. Diamond et al. PoP (1995) P. Beyeret al. PRL (2000) O.D. Gurcan, et al. PoP (2005) X. Garbet, et al. PoP (2007) Z. H. Wang et al. PoP (2011) S. Sugita et al. PPCF (2012)

Beyond 'non-local in space' Observations indicate that heating power directly influence transport flux without change of global plasma parameters. Historically, D-IIID, W7-AS, etc.,….. Experiment : LHD result EX/10-1(Sat) Is Turbulence Determined by Local Temperature Gradient? by S.Inagaki Theory: PD-paper  Immediate Influence of Heating Power on Turbulent Plasma Transport by S.-I.Itoh Multiple-points and dynamical measurements of fluctuations are urgently necessary. on off on Extension of closure to ‘nonlocal-in-space’ is necessary, but NOT sufficient. Unified understanding momentum and heat transport Intrinsic rotation ←→Turbulence ←→ Nonlocal OV/P-03(Mon) : Theory overview by P.H.Diamond EX/2-2(Tue) : Alcator C-mod exp. by J.Rice EX/P3-09(Wed) : HL-2A exp. by H.Sun EX/P4-2(Wed) : L-H H-L transition P.H.Diamond EX/P7-12(Fri) : ExB shear suppression by T.S.Hahm EX/P7-13(Fri) : HL-2A exp. by Z.Shi EX/10-2 (Sat) : TJ-II exp. by T.Estrada In this IAEA conference 2MW 3MW

Summary 1.Heat flux can be expressed in terms of local turbulence intensity and gradient: However, formulation by local plasma parameters and gradient (local closure) is inaccurate (local closure is broken) 2.The violation of local closure can be observed in the meta-stable state during the the transient phase after the transition (convex and concave ITB transition) or edge perturbation by SMBI, TESPEL, laser blow-off. So is in the momentum transport. This issue appears in almost all of transport problems. 3.The micro- meso- macro-scale turbulence and meso-scale zonal flow and the coupling between them are experimentally observed during the transient phase. 4.There are theoretical models causing the violation of local closure: turbulence spreading, turbulence-zonal flow coupling, micro- and macro-scale turbulence coupling. Quantitative experimental tests are looked for. 5.The understanding of non-local transport is essential to predict the structure and dynamics of plasma in future device.