Abstract
Beam emission spectroscopy (BES) measures localized density fluctuations in fusion plasma turbulence. A wavelet transform method of spectral analysis is applied to BES data to extract fluctuations without the long time-averaging characteristic of Fourier transform spectral analysis methods. This technique is used to observe an abrupt (∼100 μs) L–H transition on DIII–D. Wavelet-based cross correlation analysis can be used to obtain fluctuations of poloidal rotation velocity, and suggests opportunity for measurement of electrostatic potential fluctuation measurements.
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