1 | 23rd Workshop on MHD Stability Control – A US-Japan Workshop: Common Themes and Challenges in Stellarators and Tokamaks for Fusion Reactors | |||
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3 | Day 1: Monday November 12 | |||
4 | 8:00 | Registration | Meg Murphy | |
5 | 8:45 | Welcome & Announcements | Nikolas Logan | Program Chair |
6 | Troy Carter | Local Announcements | ||
7 | Start Time | Session Title | Presenter or Chair | Affiliation |
8 | MHD Challenges Across Devices | Jeremy Hanson | ||
9 | 9:00 | Extended MHD studies for stellarator applications | C. Hegna (I) | UW - Madison |
10 | 9:35 | Overview of the Stability and Control of Wendelstein 7-X | Samuel Lazerson | PPPL |
11 | 9:55 | Coffee break | ||
12 | 10:25 | 3D MHD Issues in the reversed field pinch | Sadao Masamune | Kyoto Inst. of Technology |
13 | 10:45 | MHD Control Challenges at ITER | Joseph A Snipes | ITER Organization |
14 | 11:05 | Reflections on control issues for tokamaks and stellarators | Alan Turnbull | General Atomics |
15 | 11:25 | Perturbing tokamaks towards the stellarator quasi-axisymmetric limit | Gabriel Plunk (I) | Max-Plank IPP |
16 | 12:00 | Lunch | ||
17 | The 3D Tokamak | Masaru Furukawa | ||
18 | 13:20 | Predicting optimal 3D coil configurations | Nikolas Logan | PPPL |
19 | 13:40 | Novel RMP coil designs using stellarator optimization tools | Caoxiang Zhu | PPPL |
20 | 14:00 | Validating multi-n plasma response simulations | Jeremy Hanson | Columbia University |
21 | 14:20 | Study of the plasma response on external rotating RMP field in a small tokamak device HYBTOK-II | Yoshihide Shibata | NIT, Gifu College |
22 | 14:40 | Discussion | ||
23 | 15:10 | Coffee break | ||
24 | LAPD, Archs & Waves | Troy Carter | ||
25 | 15:40 | An overview of the Basic Plasma Science Facility at UCLA | Troy Carter | UCLA |
26 | 16:00 | Spontaneous generation of Alfven waves by an intense proton beam on LAPD | Shreekrishna Tripathi | UCLA |
27 | 16:20 | Three-dimensional Evolution and Formation of Multiple Current-filaments in a Laboratory Arched Magnetized Plasma | Kamil Krynski | UCLA |
28 | 16:40 | Shear Alfven Waves in Multi-Ion Plasmas | Jeffrey Robertson | UCLA |
29 | 17:00 | Discussion / Close | ||
30 | 17:30 | Tours LAPD | ||
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32 | Day 2: Tuesday November 13 | |||
33 | Start Time | Session Title | Presenter or Chair | Affiliation |
34 | Building Stable Scenarios | Linda Sugiyama | ||
35 | 9:00 | Make the ITER Baseline Scenario great again. Stability at zero torque and lower collisionality. | Francesca Turco | Columbia University |
36 | 9:20 | MHD Equilibrium calculations of large-aspect-ratio tokamaks and stellarators via simulated annealing | Masaru Furukawa | Tottori University |
37 | 9:40 | Plasma shape reconstruction of merging spherical tokamak | Tomohiko Ushiki | QST |
38 | 10:00 | Coffee break | ||
39 | Databases and Machine Learning | Gerald Navratil | ||
40 | 10:30 | Data-based stability analysis and control | Egemen Kolemen (I) | Princeton University |
41 | 11:05 | Overview of Multi-Machine Disruption Prediction using Random Forests | Kevin Montes | MIT |
42 | 11:25 | Disruptivity and Density Limits in MAST and other Tokamaks | Jack Berkery | Columbia University |
43 | 11:45 | Group photo | ||
44 | 12:00 | Lunch | ||
45 | Tearing, Sawteeth and Mode Control | Ted Strait | ||
46 | 13:20 | Ideal and Resistive MHD Stability Calculations in Near Real-Time | Alexander Glasser (I) | Princeton University |
47 | 13:55 | Measurement and Role of Multiple, Small Locked Edge Islands Triggering Tokamak Disruptions | Xiaodi Du (I) | General Atomics |
48 | 14:30 | Coffee break | ||
49 | 15:00 | Ideal MHD sawtooth crash due to quasi-interchange modes | Linda E Sugiyama | MIT |
50 | 15:20 | Tearing Mode Stabilization using Electron Cyclotron Waves in the EAST Tokamak | Yang Zhang (I) | IPP, CAS |
51 | 15:55 | Suppression of Magnetic Islands by RF Current Condensation | Allan Reiman | PPPL |
52 | 16:15 | Modelling current control amplifiers for RWM feedback | Mitchell Clement | Columbia University |
53 | 16:35 | A promising path of Tearing Mode Entrainment in the Presence of Static Error Field | Michio Okabayashi | PPPL |
54 | 16:55 | Discussion / Close | ||
55 | 18:00 | Banquet | ||
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57 | Day 3: Wednesday November 14 | |||
58 | Start Time | Session Title | Presenter or Chair | Affiliation |
59 | Stability from Edge to Core | Sadao Masamune | ||
60 | 8:30 | SOL Current Dynamics During MHD Activity & Prospects for Using SOL Currents for MHD Mode Control | Jeffrey Levesque (I) | Columbia University |
61 | 9:05 | Non-axisymmetric tokamak divertors | Allen Boozer | Columbia University |
62 | 9:25 | Recent progress of understanding 3D stochastic boundary in Large Helical Device | Yasuhiro Suzuki (I) | NIFS |
63 | 10:00 | Coffee break | ||
64 | Kinetic MHD Stability | Nikolas Logan | ||
65 | 10:30 | Interplay between MHD mode and hot particles in high-beta plasmas | Junya Shiraishi (I) | QST |
66 | 11:05 | Drift kinetic response of ions to magnetic island perturbation and effects on NTM threshold | Koki Imada | York Plasma Institute |
67 | 11:25 | Helically trapped energetic particle driven MHD mode and its mitigation | Satoshi Ohdachi | NIFS |
68 | 11:45 | Energetic particle confinement/stability analysis for stellarators and tokamaks | Don Spong (I) | ORNL |
69 | 12:20 | Close | Nikolas Logan | |
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