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IMP5

IMP5 - Heating, current drive and fast particles
Project Leadership
IMP5 Tasks for 2012
WP12-ITM-IMP5-ACT1
WP12-ITM-IMP5-ACT2
WP12-ITM-IMP5-ACT3
WP12-ITM-IMP5-ACT4
Tasks in the 2010 Work Programme
WP10-ITM-IMP5-ACT1WP10-ITM-IMP5-ACT2WP10-ITM-IMP5-ACT3WP10-ITM-IMP5-ACT4WP10-ITM-IMP5-ACT5WP10-ITM-IMP5-ACT6Project timeline
Tasks in the 2011 Work Programme
WP11-ITM-IMP5-ACT1WP11-ITM-IMP5-ACT2WP11-ITM-IMP5-ACT3WP11-ITM-IMP5-ACT4WP11-ITM-IMP5-ACT5WP11-ITM-IMP5-ACT6
List of IMP5 codes
Electron heating codes
  EC wave codes   LH wave codes  Combined EC and LH wave codes  Combined electron Fokker-Planck codes  LH coupling  Time domain wave codes 
Ion heating codes
 Wave codes for ion cyclotron heating Fokker-Planck codes for ion cyclotron heatingNBI sources for Fokker-Planck codesNuclear sources (input for Fokker-Planck codes)NBI Fokker-Planck codesAdvanced codesOrbit tracing codes
Fast particle codes
Codes for fast ion-MHD interactions Runaway electrons 
Code parameter documentation
addICantaddECantnbifillerwriteECantwriteICantcodeparam2nbigrayToray-FOMcyranolionicdepnuclearsimnemoStixReDistnbisimriskrfofspotspot_rfofascothcd2coresourcehcd2corefast
Datastructures (CPOs)
CPOs used by IMP5
Development of the IMP5 cpos for 4.10a
Overview of main changesdistsourcedistributionwavesantennasnbilaunchsorbitutilities
The machine description shot database
Composite actor for reading MD-shots
Workflows
The IMP5HCD-SA workflow
How to configure IMP5HCDAccessing the IMP5HCD-SA workflowParameter input to the Initial IMP5 State actor
IMP5HCD - the IMP5 Composite Actor for Heating and Current Drive
Physics actors in IMP5HCDNon-physics actors in IMP5HCDParameter input to IMP5HCDComposite Actor for WavesComposite Actor for Fokker-PlanckCPOs-fields required for the IMP5HCD composite actorError handling
IMP5 contributions to ETS
Import a new version of IMP5HCD into the ETSImport a new version of "initial_imp5_state" into the ETSProceedure for providing a physics module to the IMP5HCD and the ETS
Workflow for MARS (MHD module of HYMAGYC)
Workflow for code-code Benchmarking
IMP5 Shots
UAL Version 4.09a
Machine: TESTMachine: ASDEXMachine: JET
UAL Version 4.10a
Machine: TEST
Meetings
2010/09/13-17 ITM General Meeting in Lisbon
PostersCode overview talksTalks on infrastructure and tools
2011 Code Camp in Prague, 11-15 July
2011 General ITM meeting in Garching, 12-16 September
Plenary talks by IMP5Summary talks by IMP5Progress reports during IMP5 sessionTalks on infrastructure and tools
2011 Code Camp in Innsbruck, 28 November-11 December
IMP5 Benchmarking
Report from the 2014 benchmarking activities
Private IMP5 pages

IMP5 - Heating, current drive and fast particles

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The aim of the Integrated Modelling Project #5 on “Heating, Current Drive and Fast Particles” is to develop a package of codes for prediction and interpretation of heating, current drive and fast particle effects. The areas to be covered include ECRH, ICRH, NBI, LH, alpha particles and fast particle interaction with instabilities. The ultimate goal is to enable self-consistent simulation of heating and current drive in the presence of fast particle instabilities, especially for ITER.

A self-consistent treatment of all possible heating scenarios is a very challenging problem with current modelling capabilities. Owing to the vastly different time scales for wave propagation and the evolution of distribution functions, simulations of heating and current drive can, in general, be obtained by combining codes solving the wave fields at time slices with codes evolving the distribution functions between the time slices. The goal is to have at least one module for each physics area at two levels: one basic and less detailed enabling fast computations, and one advanced, but computationally expensive, enabling detailed computations of the distribution functions of electrons and ions during heating and current drive, ultimately incorporating non-linear effects of instabilities and their redistribution fast ions.

In 2010, the work on adapting code modules to ITM requirements will be consolidated such that essential modules are available for providing the necessary input to the transport solver ETS (IMP3). The data structures relating to the physics of Heating and Current drive and fast particle physics will be improved further. New modules will be considered and adapted to the ITM standards. When more than one module of a certain type is available, work on cross verification will start.

Project Leadership

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Daniela Farina - Project Leader - farina@ifp.cnr.it - EC+LH

Thomas Johnson - Deputy Project Leader - johnso@kth.se - IC+NBI+alpha heating

Gregorio Vlad - Deputy Project Leader - gregorio.vlad@enea.it - Fast particles

Private IMP5 pages

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last update: 2015-04-20 by tjohnson