MultiPINNs
November 2021 | C. Scott | APS-DPP 2021 | Poster
Using an Ensemble of Physics-Informed Neural Networks to Generalize to Unseen Equilibria
Simulation of equilibrium and transport in advanced FRCS
October 2021 | S.A. Dettrick | Nuclear Fusion | Paper
The advanced beam-driven FRC is a field reversed configuration (FRC) with the addition of neutral beam (NB) injection, electrode biasing, and magnetic expander divertors.
Recent Progress in Simulation and Theory of the C-2W Experiment
August 2021 | S. Dettrick | OS2021 | Presentation
Equilibrium with large kinetic ion population
• Global Stability properties in presence of neutral beams
• Perpendicular Transport due to kinetic microturbulence
Control of E×B Velocity Shear Flow via Divertor Biasing in the C-2W Field-Reversed Configuration
November 2020 | L. Schmitz | APS-DPP | Presentation
C-2W is a beam-driven, sustained field-reversed configuration that allows systematic transport studies
FRC as a Two-Fluid Flowing Relaxed State
November 2020 | B. Nicks | APS-DPP | Poster
Can FRCs (field-reversed configurations) be shown to be a preferred state of plasma under certain conditions?
FRC Fast Ion Distribution: Effect on Equilibria
November 2020 | L. Galeotti | APS-DPP | Poster
Neutral Beam Injection (NBI) plays a critical role in TAE’s C-2W FRC device providing plasma stability, heating and current drive. C-2W produces steady-state FRCs that are stable and contain significant current and pressure from fast ions.