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Physics Analysis 2/06

Physics Analysis 2/06. Meetings 17 synopsis submitted to U.S. Paper Selection committee for 2006 IAEA Working on abstracts for 2006 TTF and EPS Abstracts also were submitted to 2006 PSI conference E. Fredrickson giving a talk at March APS meeting on stochastic heating of energetic ions by REs

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Physics Analysis 2/06

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  1. Physics Analysis 2/06 • Meetings • 17 synopsis submitted to U.S. Paper Selection committee for 2006 IAEA • Working on abstracts for 2006 TTF and EPS • Abstracts also were submitted to 2006 PSI conference • E. Fredrickson giving a talk at March APS meeting on stochastic heating of energetic ions by REs • Publications • Plans for approximately 7 PRLs (month-springtime time scale for submittal) • Papers submitted to PoP and Nuclear Fusion on energetic particles and fast ion modes, and on NSTX confinement • NSTX will be a player in both the NFC proposal and BPO testing and implementation of remote collaboration utilities • One-to-one, one-to-many and control room • D. Mikkelsen and R. Budny spent one week at GA at a GYRO user’s group meeting • Prelude to gearing up for non-linear GYRO calculations for NSTX • Planning a exp’t-theory meeting to map out strategy for G-K calcs for NSTX when all are back in town (include GEM, GTC-NEO) • 2005 L- and H-mode data on energy confinement and core transport has been written into a database and is ready to be analyzed • Approximately 170 shots have been processed (about 140 are H-mode) • Once vetted, this data, along with additional information, will be contributed to the international databases (ITPA) – aim for April 2006 (time of ITPA meeting)

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