The linear simulation of non-resonant fishbone (NRF) instabilities with
reversed shear profile has been investigated by M3D-K. Based on EAST-like
parameters, the NRF instability can be driven by the trapped energetic ions as
minimum safety factor is a little larger than unity. The effect of important
parameters on the fishbone such as the fraction of energetic particle beta βhot/βtotal, central pitch angle Λ0, injection energy E,
the minimum safety factor qmin,
and radial position of qmin have been analyzed in detail, while beta-induced Alfvén Eigenmode (BAE) is
found in some simulation cases. In addition, the instability transfers from the
fishbone to BAE when qmin is larger than 1.08. Judging from the results obtained by the Fourier analysis
with Λ0=0.7 and the
specific heat coefficients scanned with Λ0=0.8,
it is revealed that NRF and BAE can coexist when the central pitch angle is 0.7~0.9.
Finally, the relation between mode frequency and the radial position of qmin is consistent with
theoretical analysis.