diff --git a/docs/cgyro.html b/docs/cgyro.html index 932cd9f..91b34e8 100644 --- a/docs/cgyro.html +++ b/docs/cgyro.html @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@
CGYRO is a global-spectral gyrokinetic code. Core developers are
+Emily Belli, General Atomics (collisions, rotation)
Jeff Candy, General Atomics (global-spectral method)
Igor Sfiligoi, SDSC (performance)
Simulation data courtesy Nathan Howard (MIT)
+CGYRO source code is available at GitHub.
The past: GYRO
Over the past two decades, the fusion community has focused its modeling efforts primarily on the core region. A popular kinetic code used for this purpose -was GYRO [CB10, CW03a, CW03b, CWD04]. +was GYRO [CB10, CW03a, CW03b, CWD04]. Thousands of nonlinear simulations with GYRO have informed the fusion community’s understanding of -core plasma turbulence [HHW+16, KWC05, KWC06, KWC07] +core plasma turbulence [HHW+16, KWC05, KWC06, KWC07] and provided a transport database for the calibration of reduced transport models -such as TGLF [SKW07]. GYRO was the first global electromagnetic solver, +such as TGLF [SKW07]. GYRO was the first global electromagnetic solver, and pioneered the development of numerical algorithms for the GK equations with kinetic electrons. It is formulated in real space and like all global solvers requires ad hoc absorbing-layer boundary conditions when simulating cases @@ -136,15 +151,15 @@