Analysis of SOL behaviour in JET MkIIGB using an advanced onion-skin solver (OSM2)
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Abstract Interpretative modelling of the JET SOL plasma using the onion-skin method (OSM) has provided valuable insights into relationships between edge plasma parameters and information about the anomalous cross-field energy transport coefficients. The method relies on solving the plasma transport equations along individual flux surfaces, and adjusting the cross-field source terms to best match the Langmuir target probe profiles. In this paper, an improved solver (OSM2) is described and three sets of results are presented: code–code comparison with EDGE2D, code–experiment comparison with reciprocating probe (RCP) data on JET MkIIGB, and detailed simulation of a 12 MW ELMy H-mode on MkIIGB.
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OpenAlex topics: Magnetic confinement fusion research · Superconducting Materials and Applications · Ionosphere and magnetosphere dynamics
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