Enabling Multiscale Fusion Simulations on Distributed Computing Resources

Rycerz, Katarzyna; Bubak, Marian; Ciepiela, Eryk; Pawlik, Maciej; Hoenen, O.; HarăźźLak, Daniel; Wilk, Bartosz; Gubała, Tomasz; Meizner, Jan; Coster, D.

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-10894-0_14

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“…The user can then decide on which machine each snippet will be run by associating the executor accordingly. This has been demonstrated using resources of the PL-Grid Infrastructure [16].…”

Section: Gridspace Virtual Laboratorymentioning

confidence: 98%

Coupled Simulations in Plasma Physics with the Integrated Plasma Simulator Platform

Hoenen

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Petruczynik

et al. 2015

Procedia Computer Science

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Simulations of fusion plasma obtained in a Tokamak device can involve a wide range of physics phenomena occurring at different scales. Programming such a simulation is challenging and tends to increase the complexity of the code and its maintenance. Many approaches are trying to alleviate this issue by coupling several single scale components, the complexity being moved from the physics code to the coupling and execution platform. In this paper we are presenting the Integrated Plasma Simulator (IPS) platform, its advantages for running efficiently coupled simulations for different plasma physics use cases and are briefly comparing it to other platforms used in the fusion community.

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“…The user can then decide on which machine each snippet will be run by associating the executor accordingly. This has been demonstrated using resources of the PL-Grid Infrastructure [16].…”

Section: Gridspace Virtual Laboratorymentioning

confidence: 98%