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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Instituto de Física (IF) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Graduated in Telecommunications Engineering from Federal Fluminense University(1969), Master in Electrical Engineering from State University of Campinas (1972), PhD in Applied Plasma Physics from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1976) and ?Livre-Docente? in Experimental Physics from University of São Paulo (1983). He is full professor at the Physics Institute of the University of São Paulo. He was director of the Brazilian Center for Physical Research (2004-2011), director of the National Institute for Space Research (2016-2019), president of the Brazilian Physics Society (2013-2016) and member of the Scientific Council of the European Physics Society (2013 -2016). He is a member of the Academy of Sciences of the State of São Paulo and of the Brazilian Academy of Sciences. He main field is plasma physics and controlled nuclear fusion research. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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During the previous visit of the guest scientist, a full wave model was developed to describe the phase variation of the reflectometry signal, in a turbulent plasma, operating in the ordinary mode. The resulting work, "Full Wave Theory of O-mode Reflectometry with an Intermediate Level of Turbulence", was submitted for publication in the Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion journal. The o…
The establishment of a “Center of Excellence” to carry out advanced scientific and technological research in plasma physics and its applications is proposed. The center will be formed by a consortium of research groups from three main institutions, the Institute of Physics of the University of São Paulo, the Technical Institute of Aeronautics, and the Institute for Research and Developmen…
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In the context of the current research in controlled nuclear fusion, mechanisms that allow the existence of improved regimes of confinement (or H mode) have been drawing much attention. This kind of regime, characterized by an effective anomalous transport self-control, is triggered by mechanisms of suppression of intabilities, associated to geodesic acoustic modes (GAMs) and zonal flows …
An alternative method to obtain the safety factor and the effective mass of a tokamak plasma has been developed at the Laboratory of Plasma Physics, in IFUSP. This method uses the heating of certain regions of the plasma with Alfvén waves, and the detection of these regions by reflectometry diagnostic. This project plans to install new components of this diagnosis, conduct further experim…
In this project, a system to measure the electron temperature through Thomson scattering will be developed for the TCABR tokamak. The system will be based upon a Nd-glass laser (wavelength = 1054 nm), with 30J maximunm energy and 20 ns pulse duration. The laser and the principal components of the system have been provided by the "Centro de Fusão Nuclear", of "Instituto Superior Técnico", …
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Energetic particles (EPs) are used in fusion grade plasma experiments as a source of heat to overcome energy losses. It turns out however that they play a major role on instability excitations of magnetohydrodynamic modes. EPs can interact resonantly with these modes, causing particle and heat losses that degrade the confinement. We propose to study the interaction of EPs and toroidicity-…
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