Overview of the plasma science and innovation center (PSI -center)

The principal goal of the Plasma Science and Innovation Center (PSI – Center) is to achieve significantly improved computational predictive capability for smaller-scale devices. This is being accomplished through the refinement of existing computational tools through adding sufficient physics modeli...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of fusion energy 2007-06, Vol.26 (1-2), p.91-92
Hauptverfasser: JARBOE, Thomas R, BAYLESS, Adam, SOVENIC, Carl, VADLAMANI, Srinath, WOODRUFF, Simon, HELD, Eric, JI, Jeong-Young, KIM, Charlson, MACNAB, Angus, MARKLIN, George, MILROY, Richard D, NELSON, Brian A, SHUMLAK, Uri
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description The principal goal of the Plasma Science and Innovation Center (PSI – Center) is to achieve significantly improved computational predictive capability for smaller-scale devices. This is being accomplished through the refinement of existing computational tools through adding sufficient physics modeling, boundary conditions, and geometric capabilities while benchmarking results against experimental data. The work emphasizes the modeling needs of emerging concept (EC) experiments, but improved simulation capabilities for all innovative confinement concepts (ICC) are expected. A special emphasis is placed on physics effects that may extend beyond the standard analysis applied to the mainline programs.
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Boundary conditions
Codes
Collaboration
Controled nuclear fusion plants
Energy
Energy. Thermal use of fuels
Exact sciences and technology
Experiments
Innovations
Installations for energy generation and conversion: thermal and electrical energy
Physics
Radiation
Software
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