Gyrokinetic particle simulation of microturbulence for general magnetic geometry and experimental profiles
Microturbulence
Poisson's equation
Solver
Gyrokinetics
DOI:
10.1063/1.4908275
Publication Date:
2015-02-25T18:00:20Z
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Developments in gyrokinetic particle simulation enable the toroidal code (GTC) to simulate turbulent transport tokamaks with realistic equilibrium profiles and plasma geometry, which is a critical step code–experiment validation process. These new developments include numerical representation using B-splines, Poisson solver based on finite difference field-aligned mesh magnetic flux coordinates, zonal flow for general improvements conventional four-point gyroaverage nonuniform background marker loading. The equation solved perpendicular plane instead of poloidal plane. Exploiting these features, GTC able typical DIII-D discharge experimental geometry profiles. simulated heat diffusivity its radial profile show good agreement other codes. newly developed loading method provides modified that uniform method.
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