Integrated physics advances in simulation of wave interactions with extended MHD phenomena

  • D. B. Batchelor
  • , E. D'Azevedo
  • , G. Bateman
  • , D. E. Bernholdt
  • , L. A. Berry
  • , P. T. Bonoli
  • , R. Bramley
  • , J. Breslau
  • , M. Chance
  • , J. Chen
  • , M. Choi
  • , W. Elwasif
  • , G. Y. Fu
  • , R. W. Harvey
  • , W. A. Houlberg
  • , E. F. Jaeger
  • , S. C. Jardin
  • , D. Keyes
  • , S. Klasky
  • , S. Kruger
  • L. P. Ku, D. McCune, J. Ramos, D. P. Schissel, D. Schnack, J. C. Wright

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Abstract

The broad scientific objectives of the SWIM (Simulation of Wave Interaction with MHD) project are: (A) To improve our understanding of interactions that both 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 (B) To develop an integrated computational system for treating multi-physics phenomena with the required flexibility and extensibility to serve as a prototype for the Fusion Simulation Project (FSP).

Original languageEnglish
Article number012003
JournalJournal of Physics: Conference Series
Volume78
Issue number1
DOIs
StatePublished - Jul 1 2007

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