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Teaching content
Interrelationship between plasma transport and three-dimensionality of magnetic configurations in helical devices, presented by the Large Helical Device (LHD), will be instructed based on theoretical analyses and experiment data. Improved confinement modes extending the parameter regime in helical plasma research, will be the main focus of the study. Integrated transport suite, TASK3D-a, development and its application to the experiments will also be the focus of the instruction. By means of this, integrated transport analyses of high-performance helical plasmas, and the experimental scenario planning for further improving plasma confinement will be aimed.
| Course | Division of Fusion Simulation |
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| Department | Integrated Simulation Research Section |
| Degree | Doctor of Engineering |
| Works | M. Yokoyama and H. Yamaguchi, “Progress of statistical modelling of thermal transport of fusion plasmas”, Nuclear Fusion 60 (2020) 106024 (8pp). M.Yokoyama, “Statistical induction of a thermal transport model based on the transport analyses database”, Nuclear Fusion 59 (2019) 094004 (7pp). Corrigendum: M. Yokoyama, Nuclear Fusion 60 (2020) 029501 (2pp). M.Yokoyama, R.Seki, C.Suzuki, M.Sato, M.Emoto, S.Murakami, M.Osakabe, T.Ii. Tsujimura, Y.Yoshimura, T.Ido, K.Ogawa, S.Satake, Y.Suzuki, T.Goto, K.Ida, N.Pablant, D.Gates, F.Warmer, P.Vincenzi, Numerical Simulation Reactor Research Project and LHD Experiment Group, ”Extended Capability of the Integrated Transport Analysis Suite, TASK3D-a, for LHD Experiment” Nuclear Fusion 57 (2017) 126016 (7pp). |
| Responsible course | SOKENDAI: " Plasma Physics Ⅱ " / Special Lecture: " History of Fusion Research over Half a Century " |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8856-1483 |
