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most citedAdjoint approach to calculating shape gradients for three-dimensional magnetic confinement equilibria. Part II: Applications

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physics.plasm-ph2021

An adjoint method for determining the sensitivity of island size to magnetic field variations

Alessandro Geraldini, Matt Landreman, Elizabeth Paul

An adjoint method to calculate the gradient of island width in stellarators is presented and applied to a set of magnetic field configurations. The underlying method of calculation…

physics.plasm-ph202112 cited

Gradient-based optimization of 3D MHD equilibria

Elizabeth Paul, Matt Landreman, Thomas Antonsen

Using recently developed adjoint methods for computing the shape derivatives of functions that depend on MHD equilibria (Antonsen et al. 2019; Paul et al. 2020), we present the fir…

physics.plasm-ph202010 cited

Vacuum magnetic fields with exact quasisymmetry near a flux surface. Part 1: Solutions near an axisymmetric surface

Wrick Sengupta, Elizabeth J. Paul, Harold Weitzner +1

While several results have pointed to the existence of exactly quasisymmetric fields on a surface (Garren & Boozer 1991a,b; Plunk & Helander 2018), we have obtained the first such…

physics.plasm-ph20207 cited

Computing the shape gradient of stellarator coil complexity with respect to the plasma boundary

Arthur Carlton-Jones, Elizabeth J. Paul, William Dorland

Coil complexity is a critical consideration in stellarator design. The traditional two-step optimization approach, in which the plasma boundary is optimized for physics properties…

physics.plasm-ph20202 cited

Adjoint methods for stellarator shape optimization and sensitivity analysis

Elizabeth Paul

The design of a stellarator with acceptable confinement properties requires optimization of the magnetic field in the non-convex, high-dimensional spaces describing their geometry.…

physics.plasm-ph201912 cited

Adjoint approach to calculating shape gradients for three-dimensional magnetic confinement equilibria. Part II: Applications

Elizabeth J. Paul, Thomas Antonsen, Matt Landreman +1

The shape gradient is a local sensitivity function that provides the change in a figure of merit associated with a perturbation to the shape of the object. The shape gradient can b…