Advanced numerical methods for plasma-edge simulations in tokamaks
Date: 11/11/2017
speaker: Giorgio Giorgiani (CEA)
00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:27 Outline
00:01:05 Motivation: predictive numerical tools for the plasma-edge
00:02:42 Inversion of the vorticity operator in TOKAM3X
00:10:43 New schemes for plasma simulation based on non-aligned discretizations
00:17:06 Conclusions
00:17:51 Questions
EoCoE is a European Horizon 2020 funded project of Centre of Excellence in computing applications. It is designed to enhance numerical simulation efficiency in the international context of the High Performance Computing (HPC) challenges. It focusses its application scope towards low carbon energy domains.
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