Welcome to Wei-li Lee's WWW page

Distinguished Laboratory Fellow, PPPL

Principal Research Physicist, Theory Department

Fellow, American Physical Society/Divison of Plasma Physics

Research Areas:

Particle Simulation of Tokamak Plasmas and Particle Beams, Kinetic Theory.

Education:

BS, National Taiwan University; MS, Duke University; PhD, Northwestern University

Work:

Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, Accelerator Physicist, 1970 - 1974.

Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, Memeber of Research Staff, 1974 - present:

SciDAC Center for Gyrokinetic Particle Simulation of Turbulent Transport in Burning Plasmas (GPSC), Principal Investigator, 2004 - 2007.

ASCR/MICS Project for MultiScale Gyrokinetics (MSG), Principal Investigator, 2005 - 2008.

Positive Experiences:

Learning from my colleagues, postdocs and students - three people walk together, at least one can be my teacher [Confucius, 551-478 B. C.].
Shooting hoops with the Houston Rockets.

Negative Experiences:

Above: Some images for the evolution of the simulation particles and perturbed potentials obtained from the turbulence simulation (see GPSC below).

You can go to the following WWW pages for our recent gyrokinetic particle simulation effort:

You can download our recent gyrokinetic particle simulation work:

Click here to see the recent simulation results on Size Scaling by Z. Lin et al.

Click here to see some old movies on ITG modes: particles (5MB), potentials (3MB)

Click here to access the SciDAC_06 paper by Lee et al. SciDAC_06_Lee.zip (17MB)

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