Reconstruction of fusion plasma state with a Plasma Debugger
ORAL
Abstract
We built a "Plasma Debugger", a tool to reconstruct the state of the FRC plasma in the TAE Technologies' experimental machine C-2W. This generalized Bayesian inference approach combines data from magnetic sensors, fast cameras, FIR interferometer, Thomson Scattering system, Bremsstrahlung measurements and neutral beams shine-through SEE detectors. It then reconstructs electron density, temperature and bulk plasma currents, with confidence intervals. Computation takes hundreds of CPUs and is performed in the cloud, with results showing up in the plasma machine control room within several minutes of the experiment. The display shows time evolution of the basic plasma properties, giving machine operators additional insight into the plasma behavior.
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Presenters
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M. Dikovsky
Google, LLC, Google Inc.
Authors
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M. Dikovsky
Google, LLC, Google Inc.
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E. A. Baltz
Google, LLC, Google, Google Inc.
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Y. Carmon
Google Inc.
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R. Koningstein
Google Inc.
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I. Langmore
Google, LLC, Google Inc.
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T. Madams
Google, LLC, Google Inc.
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P. C. Norgaard
Google, LLC, Google Inc.
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J. Platt
Google Inc.
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J. Romero
TAE Technologies Inc., TAE Technologies, Inc, TAE Technologies
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M.C. C. Thompson
TAE Technologies, Inc., TAE Technologies
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E. Trask
TAE Technologies
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E. Granstedt
TAE Technologies
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H. Gota
TAE Technologies, Inc., TAE Technologies & the Google/TAE TEAM, Tri Alpha Energy, TAE Technologies
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R. Mendoza
TAE Technologies