From e555662ae0d160559d5242b238182f1155ab2d1a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Jeff Candy Normalization
Alphabetical list for input.cgyro\(\mathbf{E}\times\mathbf{B}\) shearing rate \(\displaystyle \frac{a}{c_s} \gamma_E\).
Comments
This is the radial electric field shear and is a global term (can’t be treated in a local simulation)
It it zeroed automatically in a linear simulation
DEFAULT = 0.0
See discussion on plasma rotation
Definition
+The ballooning angle parameter \(\mathrm{PX0} = \theta_0/(2\pi)\).
+Comments
+DEFAULT = 0.0
This is used only for linear simulations.
The most unstable linear mode is normally at \(\mathrm{PX0} = 0\).
Choose \(0 \le \mathrm{PX0} < 1\).
Definition
diff --git a/docs/gyro/gyro_history.html b/docs/gyro/gyro_history.html index 5e09bdb..9689da4 100644 --- a/docs/gyro/gyro_history.html +++ b/docs/gyro/gyro_history.html @@ -236,7 +236,7 @@This is false for realistic core tokamak parameters. The so-called parallel nonlinearity (a velocity-space nonlinearity which is formally one order smaller in \(\rho_*\) than other terms in the gyrokinetic equations) is only one of several small terms commonly neglected in the standard operation of gyrokinetic codes. GYRO has shown [CWPC06] that the parallel nonlinearity has no statistically significant effect on the diagnosed transport when rho_* < 0.01. Moreover, the parallel nonlinearity has nothing whatsoever to do with the entropy paradox or with producing steady-states of turbulence. To be clear the parallel nonlinearity (related to the nonlinear Landau damping and to wave-particle trapping) is the physical origin of a small turbulent heating source. GYRO is the first code to diagnostically calculate this heating [HW06].
+This is false for realistic core tokamak parameters. The so-called parallel nonlinearity (a velocity-space nonlinearity which is formally one order smaller in \(\rho_*\) than other terms in the gyrokinetic equations) is only one of several small terms commonly neglected in the standard operation of gyrokinetic codes. GYRO has shown [CWPC06] that the parallel nonlinearity has no statistically significant effect on the diagnosed transport when \(\rho_* < 0.01\). Moreover, the parallel nonlinearity has nothing whatsoever to do with the entropy paradox or with producing steady-states of turbulence. To be clear the parallel nonlinearity (related to the nonlinear Landau damping and to wave-particle trapping) is the physical origin of a small turbulent heating source. GYRO is the first code to diagnostically calculate this heating [HW06].
Description
+Mass and charge of all species
+Format
+Rectangular array of ASCII data:
+cols: \(2 \times \mathtt{N\_SPECIES}\)
For each species \(\sigma\):
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+- +
\(m_\sigma/m_\mathrm{norm}\): species mass (we suggest always taking deuterium as the normalizing mass)
- +
\(z_\sigma\): species charge
Description
diff --git a/docs/objects.inv b/docs/objects.inv index 850f828f02920d3937fb40cb954b60ed850c0a2b..8ce935c65d249e65e2e524bbd6af9b738ebeb571 100644 GIT binary patch delta 10776 zcmV+zD(BVXR