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Modern Implicit Algorithms for Multiscale Kinetic Plasma Simulation

L. Chacon LALos Alamos National Laboratory

1:01:09·2022·research level·Research Seminar

Delves into modern implicit algorithms for multiscale kinetic plasma simulations, a critical area in computational physics and fusion research.

L. Chacon, Los Alamos National Laboratory

Physics Plasma Physics, Fusion & High-Energy Astrophysics Plasma Physics, Tokamak Fusion & Magnetohydrodynamics Computational Physics Numerical Algorithms Multiscale Modeling

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L. Chacon is a scientist at Los Alamos National Laboratory, specializing in modern implicit algorithms for multiscale kinetic plasma simulations.

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