Abstract
Space- and time-resolved emission studies of oxygen and carbon ions are reported for high-density TFR discharges (ne (0) ∼ 1 – 1.5×1014 cm−3). The experimental data show that ions of low ionization potential (up to O5+) are very sensitive to local peripheral phenomena. Radial emissivity profiles of the resonance lines of H-like and He-like ions have been used to study the impurity ion transport by comparison with a numerical simulation code, including anomalous diffusion coefficients (of the order of a few thousand cm2 · s−1). Quantitative comparison (when possible) with the resistive effective charge Zeff was always satisfactory, whereas in some cases disagreement was found with the bolometric radiated power.
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