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Antoine Cyril David Hoffmann
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This is an example to run an edge DIII-D L-mode negative triangularity in the hot electrons limit with the GYACOMO code.
You can run it sequentially in single precision typing : ./gyacomo23_sp 0
or in parallel (here double precision) : mpirun -np 6 ./gyacomo23_sp 1 6 1 0
The code has to be compiled before and the executable should be located in the /gyacomo/bin/ folder.
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This is an example to run a cyclone base case (see Dimits et al. 2000) with the GYACOMO code.
This is an example to run a cyclone base case (see Dimits et al. 2000
, Hoffmann et al. 2023
) with the GYACOMO code.
you can run it sequentially in single precision typing : ./gyacomo23_sp 0
or in parallel (here double precision) : mpirun -np 6 ./gyacomo23_sp 1 6 1 0
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