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In this paper plasma mode analyzed with statistical method that designated Autocorrelation function. Auto correlation function used from one time series, so for this purpose we need one Minov coil. After autocorrelation analysis on mirnov coil data, spectral density diagram is plotted. Spectral density diagram from symmetries and trends can analyzed plasma mode. RHF fields effects with this method ate investigated in IR-T1 tokamak and results corresponded with multichannel methods such as SVD and FFT.
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The authors benefited from the discussion with Dr Farzin Aghamir, Yahya Mirzaiee and IR-T1 technical team Mr Mohammadian, Arvin and Nick Mohammadi.
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Saadat, S., Salem, M.K., Goranneviss, M. et al. Mode Analysis with Autocorrelation Method (Single Time Series) in Tokamak. J Fusion Energ 29, 371–375 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10894-010-9290-2
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