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First global gyrokinetic profile predictions of ITER burning plasma
A. Di Siena, C. Bourdelle, A. Bañón Navarro +11
In this work, we present the first global gyrokinetic simulations of the ITER baseline scenario operating at 15 MA using GENE-Tango electrostatic and electromagnetic simulations. T…
Optimizing Particle Transport for Enhanced Confinement in Quasi-Isodynamic Stellarators
A. Bañón Navarro, A. Di Siena, F. Jenko +2
Despite significant advances in reducing turbulent heat losses, modern quasi-isodynamic (QI) stellarators -- such as Stellaris -- continue to suffer from poor particle confinement,…
Assessing the Impact of Alpha Particles on Thermal Confinement in JET D-T Plasmas through Global GENE-Tango Simulations
A. Di Siena, J. Garcia, R. Bilato +14
The capability of the global, electromagnetic gyrokinetic GENE code interfaced with the transport Tango solver is exploited to address the impact of fusion alpha particles (in thei…
Predictions of improved confinement in SPARC via energetic particle turbulence stabilization
A. Di Siena, P. Rodriguez-Fernandez, N. T. Howard +8
The recent progress in high-temperature superconductor technologies has led to the design and construction of SPARC, a compact tokamak device expected to reach plasma breakeven wit…
Turbulence suppression by energetic particle effects in modern optimized stellarators
Alessandro Di Siena, Alejandro Banon Navarro, Frank Jenko
Turbulent transport is known to limit the plasma confinement of present-day optimized stellarators. To address this issue, a novel method to strongly suppress turbulence in such de…