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Teaching content
Global transport phenomena in magnetized plasmas are studied by using large sale supercomputer simulations. Global full-f gyrokinetic simulation based on the first principle is used to explore the transport physics in heliotron/stellarator plasmas, which have complicated three-dimensional magnetic field structures. Simulation results are qualitatively/quantitatively compared to experiments to clarify and understand the underlying physics of the plasma transport, which enables us to predict/assess the performance of the plasma confinement in future devices.
| Course | Division of Fusion Simulation |
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| Affiliation | Fusion Theory and Simulation Research Division |
| Department | Plasma Transport Analysis Research Section |
| Degree | Doctor of Philosophy |
| Works | -S. Matsuoka, Y. Idomura, S. Satake, “Neoclassical transport benchmark of global full-f gyrokinetic simulation in stellarator configurations”, Physics of Plasmas 25, 022510 (2018). -S. Matsuoka, Y. Idomura, S. Satake, “Global kinetic simulations of neoclassical toroidal viscosity in low-collisional perturbed tokamak plasmas”, Physics of Plasmas 24, 102522 (2017). -S. Matsuoka, S. Satake, R. Kanno, H. Sugama, “Effects of magnetic drift tangential to magnetic surfaces on neoclassical transport in non-axisymmetric plasmas”, Physics of Plasmas 22, 072511 (2015). |
| Responsible course | Special Lecture: " Practice on physical mathematics ( Basic exercise on physics and engineering Ⅲ ) " |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2790-2226 |
| Research Map | mseikichi |
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| TEL | +81-572-58-2355 |
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