Enabling validated exascale nuclear science
The field of fusion energy is about to enter the ITER era, for the first time we will have access to a device capable of producing 500 MW of fusion power, with plasmas lasting more than 300 seconds and with core temperatures in excess of 100-200 Million K. Engineering simulation for fusion, sits in...
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doaj-1624d1a393a842fa91823b339a9617142021-08-02T17:49:54ZengEDP SciencesEPJ Web of Conferences2100-014X2020-01-012450900110.1051/epjconf/202024509001epjconf_chep2020_09001Enabling validated exascale nuclear scienceDavis Andrew0Dubas Aleksander1Otin Ruben2United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, Culham Science CentreUnited Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, Culham Science CentreUnited Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, Culham Science CentreThe field of fusion energy is about to enter the ITER era, for the first time we will have access to a device capable of producing 500 MW of fusion power, with plasmas lasting more than 300 seconds and with core temperatures in excess of 100-200 Million K. Engineering simulation for fusion, sits in an awkward position, a mixture of commercial and licensed tools are used, often with email driven transfer of data. In order to address the engineering simulation challenges of the future, the community must address simulation in a much more tightly coupled ecosystem, with a set of tools that can scale to take advantage of current petascale and upcoming exascale systems to address the design challenges of the ITER era.https://www.epj-conferences.org/articles/epjconf/pdf/2020/21/epjconf_chep2020_09001.pdf |
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The field of fusion energy is about to enter the ITER era, for the first time we will have access to a device capable of producing 500 MW of fusion power, with plasmas lasting more than 300 seconds and with core temperatures in excess of 100-200 Million K. Engineering simulation for fusion, sits in an awkward position, a mixture of commercial and licensed tools are used, often with email driven transfer of data. In order to address the engineering simulation challenges of the future, the community must address simulation in a much more tightly coupled ecosystem, with a set of tools that can scale to take advantage of current petascale and upcoming exascale systems to address the design challenges of the ITER era. |
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