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A Rapid Integrated Tokamak Modelling Approach for Coupled Profile and Equilibrium Evolution
During plasma heating and current ramps the thermal and magnetic states of a tokamak evolve on different timescales. We present a rapid integrated tokamak modelling approach, which couples a variational fixed-boundary Grad--Shafranov equilibrium to sparse particle and energy flux matching and to wea
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