D Batchelor et al 2008 J. Phys.: Conf. Ser. 125 012039 doi:10.1088/1742-6596/125/1/012039
D Batchelor1, C Alba2, G Bateman3, D Bernholdt1, L Berry1, P Bonoli4, R Bramley5, J Breslau6, M Chance6, J Chen6, M Choi2, W Elwasif1, G Fu6, R Harvey7, E Jaeger1, S Jardin6, T Jenkins10, D Keyes1, S Klasky1, S Kruger9, L Ku6, V Lynch1, D McCune6, J Ramos4, D Schissel2, D Schnack10 and J Wright4
Show affiliationsThe broad scientific objectives of the SWIM (Simulation 01 Wave Interaction with MHD) project are twofold: (1) improve our understanding of interactions that both radio frequency (RF) wave and particle sources have on extended-MHD phenomena, and to substantially improve our capability for predicting and optimizing the performance of burning plasmas in devices such as ITER: and (2) develop an integrated computational system for treating multiphysics phenomena with the required flexibility and extensibility to serve as a prototype for the Fusion Simulation Project. The Integrated Plasma Simulator (IPS) has been implemented. Presented here are initial physics results on RP effects on MHD instabilities in tokamaks as well as simulation results for tokamak discharge evolution using the IPS.
52.65.Kj Magnetohydrodynamic and fluid equation
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