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Helicon wave propagation, plasma generation and interaction with low-frequency waves in toroidal magnetic configurations
Helicon waves are widely used for efficient plasma production in low-temperature devices and have recently attracted attention as a candidate for current drive in fusion plasmas. Yet experimental investigations of helicon waves in toroidal geometries, and of their interaction with plasma dynamics, r
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