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Modeling of plasma transport during edge-localized mode in tokamak using a kinetic Vlasov-Poisson code
A kinetic parallel transport code KOBRA based on a finite-volume method is developed to study edge localized mode (ELM) plasma transport from the mid-plane to divertor targets. The large scale separation between the Debye length (~cm) and the connection length (~10-20 m) leads to prohibitive computa
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