Princeton ExB Workshop 2018
Submitted Papers The presentations found below are displayed with the author's permission. The talks are displayed in the order given. Validation & Verification for discharges and Sheath I. Kaganovich Examples for Benchmarking and Validation for DC and RF discharges A. Tavant Verification, validation and benchmarking during the development of LPPic Mechanisms of ECDI saturation and turbulence J.P. Bouef ExB drift instability, introduction, physics and benchmark definitions A. Smolyakov Theory and PIC simulation F. Taccogna 1D azimuthal, and 2D radial-azimuthal PIC simulations T. Charoy In LANDMARK : the 2D axial-azimuthal Particle-In-Cell benchmark on ExB discharges I. Katz Electron transport in the acceleration of a Hall thruster S. Janhunen Noise effects in PIC simulations relevant to the ECDI K. Hara More on 1D azimuthal, and 2D radial-azimuthal PIC simulations Kinetic vs Fluid, Hybrid I. Mikellides Topic Introduction A. Smolyakov On fluid Models of turbulence, structures and transport in ExB partially magnetized plasmas G Hagelaar Comparison of the results of fluid and hybrid/kinetic simulations: LANDMARK Test Case 3. A. Lopez Ortega Progress on fluid computations of Hall thrusters: first-principles model for anomalous transport and dynamics effects". B. Jorns Machine-leaning informed closure of fluid equations B. Cuenot The behavior of the electron cyclotron drift instability with a fluid code R. Martorelli Towards a self-consistent modeling of anomalous transport in fluid simulations of Hall Effect Thrusters Low frequency phenomena in ExB discharges modeling and experiments A. Smolyakov Control and suppression of low frequency oscillations in ExB discharges T. Powis Frequency Scaling of the Rotating Spoke in a Penning Discharge M. Cappelli Voltage-dependent behavior of coherent drift modes and turbulent transition regimes in small magnetron devices K. Hara Numerical simulations of breathing mode and azimuthally rotating spokes in Hall thrusters" D. Eremin PIC Simulations of Spokes in Magnetron Plasmas A. Escarguel Rotating spokes study in the Mistral experiment G. Fubiani 2.5D PIC-MCC modelling of a magnetised plasma column E. Rodriguez Boundary induced reduction of spoke-like activity Experiments in turbulence R. Boswell Three wave interactions in a magnetised plasma M. Cappelli Probe-based studies of disturbances/turbulence in a Hall discharge B. Jorns Probe-based measurements of High-Frequency Azimuthal Oscillations in a Magnetically Shielded Hall Thrusters V. Skoutnev Phase Analysis of Sweeping Probe Data Using the Hilbert Transform Other anomalous electron ExB transport (e.g. near-wall conductivity) E. Ahedo Non-Maxwellian EVDF features in a Hall thruster chamber F. Taccogna Probabilistic Monte Carlo Module for secondary electron emission I. Kaganovitch & Y. Raitses Inverse-sheath S. Tsikata Microturbulence in modified thruster architectures M. Keidar Periodic structures near wall controlled by magnetic field Towards full 3D modeling and GPU F. Taccogna Three-dimensional PIC models of small HTs G. Fubiani Modeling in 3D the effect of the channel walls in HTs J. Carlsson Large-scale PIC-MCC simulation of low-temperature plasmas D. Eremin 3D PIC magnetron simulations on GPU ExB Mass-filtering R. Gueroult ExB configurations for separation applications A. Fruchtman Particle trajectories in ExB configurations Instabilities and Turbulence S. Rojas Modeling and Measurements of Micro-instability Dispersion Relations Unusual effects in magnetic nozzles E. Ahedo Electron kinetics in a magnetic nozzle expansion A. Fruchtman Magnetic nozzles and plasma expansion C. Swanson Observation of minority fast electron dynamics in a low-pressure RF discharge and magnetic nozzle I. Kaganovich Fast expansion of a plasma beam controlled by short-circuiting effects in a longitudinal magnetic field R. Boswell Experimental confirmation of the Ion Shepherd concept E. Ahedo The IBS concept: system optimization and beam characterization
The presentations found below are displayed with the author's permission. The talks are displayed in the order given.
A. Tavant