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Publication Date:
2018-09-26

First Author:
D. Samaddar

Title:
Application of the parareal algorithm to simulations of ELMs in ITER plasma

Paper Identifier:
CP/18/63

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Fig. 1 Application of the parareal algorithm to simulations of ELMs in ITER plasma-Fig. 1 The figure shows the radial profile of the particle density gradient diffusivity along the outer mid-plane. The colours represent different times in the simulation. 1 CF/18/64 Download
Fig. 2 Application of the parareal algorithm to simulations of ELMs in ITER plasma-Fig. 2 The figure shows the computational grid used for the fine computation. 0 CF/18/66 Download
Fig. 3a Application of the parareal algorithm to simulations of ELMs in ITER plasma-Fig. 3a The electron density on the separatrix at the outer midplane is plotted against time along the x-axis. 0 CF/18/67 Download
Fig. 3b Application of the parareal algorithm to simulations of ELMs in ITER plasma-Fig. 3b The maximum total power flux along the outer divertor is plotted against time along the x-axis. 0 CF/18/68 Download
Fig. 4 Application of the parareal algorithm to simulations of ELMs in ITER plasma-Fig. 4 The electron density on the separatrix at the outer midplane is plotted against time on the x-axis. 0 CF/18/69 Download
Fig 5a Application of the parareal algorithm to simulations of ELMs in ITER plasma-Fig. 5a The electron density on the separatrix at the outer midplane is plotted against time along the x-axis for parareal iteration k=1 as described in detail in the paper. 0 CF/18/70 Download
Fig. 5b Application of the parareal algorithm to simulations of ELMs in ITER plasma-Fig. 5b The electron density on the separatrix at the outer midplane is plotted against time along the x-axis, for parareal iteration k=2 as described in detail in the paper. 0 CF/18/71 Download
Fig. 6 Application of the parareal algorithm to simulations of ELMs in ITER plasma-Fig. 6 Radial profile of the electron density at the outer midplane. The different colours/symbols in the plots represent different times in the simulation. 0 CF/18/72 Download
Fig. 7 Application of the parareal algorithm to simulations of ELMs in ITER plasma-Fig. 7 Radial profile of the electron temperature at the outer midplane. The different colours/symbols in the plots represent different times in the simulation. 0 CF/18/73 Download
Fig. 8a Application of the parareal algorithm to simulations of ELMs in ITER plasma-Fig. 8a The electron density on the separatrix at the outer midplane is plotted against time along the x-axis. The plot corresponds to a successful parareal run - as described in detail in the paper. 0 CF/18/74 Download
Fig. 8b Application of the parareal algorithm to simulations of ELMs in ITER plasma-Fig. 8b The electron temperature on the separatrix at the outer midplane is plotted against time along the x-axis. The plot corresponds to a successful parareal run - as described in detail in the paper. 0 CF/18/75 Download
Fig. 8c Application of the parareal algorithm to simulations of ELMs in ITER plasma-Fig. 8c The maximum total power flux along the outer target is plotted against time along the x-axis. The plot corresponds to a successful parareal run - as described in detail in the paper. 0 CF/18/76 Download
Application of the parareal algorithm to simulations of ELMs in ITER plasma-Table 1 The table represents the number of iterations required (second column) for given ntim(first column). ntim represents the number of timesteps solved per processor. 0 CF/18/77 Download

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