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Ion-temperature-gradient turbulence from finite to weak magnetic shear regime
The tokamak, a toroidal magnetic device confining a hot plasma, is one of the most advanced approaches to fusion energy. A central obstacle is turbulent transport driven by the ion-temperature-gradient (ITG) mode. Operation scenarios that rely on a weak or zero magnetic shear core, such as the ITER
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