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Singularities of the cold plasma theory: Modeling challenges for ICRF operation in low-density edge plasma
Sustained ICRF operation in a fusion power plant may require low edge densities to mitigate plasma-wall interactions, a regime which was recently achieved in WEST with very little impurity sputtering. Cold plasma theory, however, predicts singular radiofrequency electric fields in this regime, both
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