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Study of low-frequency core-edge coupling in a tokamak: III. Core-localized MHD continuum pulsations \& distant forced reconnection
Slow magnetoacoustic pulsations (SMAPs) are found in MHD simulations of a tokamak plasma whose safety factor $q$ near the center is flat and slightly above unity ($q \gtrsim 1$). SMAPs are located on the central plateau of the slow magnetoacoustic continuum $ω_{\rm S} = k_\parallel c_{\rm S}$, where
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