Theory Department

Listed below are the Research & Review Seminars Scheduled for 2010-2011

Wednesdays 9:30am- 10:30am in the Theory Conference room

Any changes or additional will be posted as soon as possible

DATE	NAME	SUBJECT
2010
June 16	Jianying Lang	Recent progress in energetic particle simulations
August 11	M. Chance	The VACUUM code: recent improvements
August 18	W. Lee	Gyrokinetic Particle-In-Cell Simulation: Recent Controversy and Progress
September 1	D. Stotler	Simulations of Diffusive Lithium Evaporation onto the NSTX Vessel Walls
September 29	Roscoe White	Beam modification by TAE modes on DIII-D and nonlocal transport in RFX
October 6	G. Fu	Energetic Particle-driven Geodesic Acoustic Mode: Nonlinear Generation of Second Harmonic
October 20	G. Hammett	Equilibrium Statistical Mechanics of Gyrokinetic Fluctuations
October 27	H. Mynick	Turbulent transport reduction in toroidal configurations via shaping
November 17	J. Johnson	Magnetopause transport processes and the effects of heavy ions
December 1	A. Reiman & John Krommes	Calculation of Equilibria with Nonzero Pressure Gradients in Stochastic Regions
December 8	W. Wang	What we have learned about intrinsic rotation from global gyrokinetic simulations
2011
January 5	I. Kaganovich	Collective focusing of intense ion beams
January 18	R. Betti	Hydrodynamic instabilities in laser accelerated targets
February 9	H. Qin	Second simplest physics problem and a machine called stellatron
February 16	Elena Belova	Numerical Modeling of NBI-driven sub-cyclotron frequency modes in NSTX
March 2	J. Breslau	Analysis of a non-resonant NSTX internal mode with M3D
March 9	E. Startsev	Hamiltonian method for collective dynamics analysis of an intense charged particle beam propagating through a periodic focusing quadrupole lattice
March 16	J. Krommes	Gyrokinetic Momentum Conservation
April 13	G. Rewoldt	The FULL Code: Derivations and Applications
April 20	D. Monticello	Use of high order, periodic orbits in the PIES code
April 27	E. Valeo	Full Wave RF Simulations with non-Maxwellian Particle Distributions
May 11	S. Jardin	Advances in 3D nonlinear modeling of the global dynamics of toroidal magnetized plasma
May 25	N. Pomphrey	Error Field Measurement in ITER Without Plasma

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