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The Theory Group at the [[Laboratorio Nacional de Fusión]] collaborates with the [http://www.bsc.es/ Barcelona Supercomputing Center] and the [http://www.ipp.mpg.de/ippcms/eng/index.html Max Planck IPP at Greifswald] for the development and exploitation of the [[EUTERPE]] global gyrokinetic code. | The Theory Group at the [[Laboratorio Nacional de Fusión]] collaborates with the [http://www.bsc.es/ Barcelona Supercomputing Center] and the [http://www.ipp.mpg.de/ippcms/eng/index.html Max Planck IPP at Greifswald] for the development and exploitation of the [[EUTERPE]] global gyrokinetic code. | ||
The code EUTERPE has been benchmarked against the TORB code <ref>[http://pop.aip.org/phpaen/v9/i3/p898_s1 Hatzky, R Tran, TM Konies, A Kleiber, R Allfrey, SJ .Energy conservation in a nonlinear gyrokinetic particle-in-cell code for ion-temperature-gradient-driven modes in theta-pinch geometry. PHYSICS OF PLASMAS, 9- 3,p. 912,2002.]</ref><ref>C. N¨uhrenberg, R. Hatzky, S. Sorge, et al. Global ITG Turbulence in | The code [[EUTERPE]] has been benchmarked against the TORB code <ref>[http://pop.aip.org/phpaen/v9/i3/p898_s1 Hatzky, R Tran, TM Konies, A Kleiber, R Allfrey, SJ .Energy conservation in a nonlinear gyrokinetic particle-in-cell code for ion-temperature-gradient-driven modes in theta-pinch geometry. PHYSICS OF PLASMAS, 9- 3,p. 912,2002.]</ref><ref>C. N¨uhrenberg, R. Hatzky, S. Sorge, et al. Global ITG Turbulence in | ||
Screw-Pinch Geometry. IAEA TM on Innovative Concepts and Theory | Screw-Pinch Geometry. IAEA TM on Innovative Concepts and Theory | ||
of Stellarators, Madrid 2005</ref> in both linear and non-linear simulations <ref>Edilberto Sánchez , Ralf Kleiber, Roman Hatzky, Alejandro Soba, Xavier Sáez, Francisco Castejón and Jose M. Cela. Linear and non-linear simulations using the | of Stellarators, Madrid 2005</ref> in both linear and non-linear simulations <ref>Edilberto Sánchez , Ralf Kleiber, Roman Hatzky, Alejandro Soba, Xavier Sáez, Francisco Castejón and Jose M. Cela. Linear and non-linear simulations using the |
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