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RF-Specific Tungsten Erosion and Global Transport in ITER under Neon Seeding
Ion cyclotron radio-frequency heating (ICRH) is a key auxiliary heating system in ITER, but high-power RF operation can enhance plasma-material interactions through rectified RF sheath potentials on antenna structures and nearby plasma-facing components. We present the first predictive application o
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