Abstract
The injection of fast (1–100 keV) Li 0 diagnostic beams into magnetically confined fusion plasmas caused collisionally induced LiI emission at 670.8 nm, the intensity of which is related to the plasma (electron) density. A numerical method for quantitative reconstruction of abolute radial plasma densities from raw LiI 670.8 nm diagnostic data has been developed, which takes care of all relevant collisional interactions of the Li atmos with plasma consitutents. The applicability of this method is illustrated using experimental results from the TEXTOR and ASDEX tokamak plasma discharges.
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