About Us
Research Focus
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Mission:
To provide a focus for collaborations between researchers developing the fundamental plasma theory and computational base needed to understand and predict plasma behavior in fusion devices.
Early Accomplishments of FSI
- Cray-Fusion UltraScale Computing Workshop (2/3-5/03)
- Follow-up sessions with Cray on libraries and performance modeling
- Porting and optimization of GYRO code for numerical simulation of tokamak microturbulence with excellent performance
- Use of GYRO on Cray X1 to study basic science problems:
- Transport physics in the vicinity of an s=0 (minimum q) surface
- Bohm to gyroBohm scaling transition
- Examination of the effect of ion "corrugations" on electron temperature gradient (ETG) turbulence
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