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FIREWALL: A surrogate model for the rapid assessment of tokamak wall loading and melting by runaway electrons
Runaway electron (RE) beams generated during tokamak disruptions can deposit highly localized heat loads on plasma-facing components, posing a serious risk of melting and damage. Monte Carlo particle transport simulations coupled with three-dimensional thermomechanical response modeling can quantify
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