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Re: Transferring latest Genray and Cql3d to EAST
From:
bobh <[email protected]>
To:
"Paul Bonoli" <[email protected]>
CC:
Date:
2013-03-27 10:37
Hello Paul,
I have recently send out copies of genray, xdraw, and cql3d to
several people: genray_distribution_121230.tar and
cql3d_121230.tar.
These files are about 4.5GB each, and include brief
descriptions, directions on compilation, and a
set of regression tests. I would propose sending
out this set to Lee and to Cheng Yang. This way,
I will know exactly what they have, and they will know
where the code came from.
This version does not contain recent, in-progress
work on FOW.
There are others using genray and cql3d in China,
for example, W. Lu from Chengdu. He is working with
Giruzzi and others to look at Girardo's claim of EC/LH synergy.
As I understand, Ron Prater has installed the code suite
at EAST.
Petrov has visited KSTAR in February, and installed this version of
genray/cql3d, working with Sun-Ho Kim.
Jingchun Li, student at Univ. of South China, is using genray.
Alexander Kikushkin (Kurchatov) is working with genray/cql3d
to add a general radiation model. Kikushkin is interested
in possible modification of radiation damping rates due to
quasilinear effects.
We ask that people who use the code and find any
improvements will feed these back to me so they can
be carried forward in the general distribution.
We are, of course, delighted that genray/cql3d are being
found useful.
Thanks,
Bob
P.S. Will need Lee and Cheng Yang emails. We can resend
this email, with attachments.
\On Wednesday 27 March 2013 04:41:28 Paul Bonoli wrote:
> Dear Bob,
>
> There is a Chinese post-doc from EAST (Cheng Yang) who was visiting me for
> 6 months at MIT and has become proficient in using Genray and Cql3d. He
> has continued to use the codes after his return to China, but he is using
> them remotely on our local computing cluster at MIT (Loki) and
> occasionally at NERSC.
>
> I am emailing you because I would like your permission to transfer Genray
> and Cql3d to the EAST computing cluster. I feel comfortable doing this
> because Cheng is conversant with the codes and is an active collaborator
> with me. Also, in addition to Cheng, there is a physicist at EAST named
> Xinjun Zhang who I know can help Cheng work through any problems they may
> have building the codes locally there. We have worked with Xinjun in the
> past on Toric implementations at EAST.
>
> If you do give us permission to transfer the codes then there is the
> question of how best to do this. We have always used the most recent SVN
> version of these codes in our work, where I would check the codes out of
> the CSWIM repository at ORNL and we would build them on Loki. I do not
> think it is practical because of security issues to get Cheng an XCAMS
> account at ORNL so that he can check out the codes from SVN there. So I
> could just send Cheng a tar file with the Genray and Cql3d sources if you
> think that is the best way to proceed. Or alternatively he could just get
> the sources himself from the most recent checkout that I did from SVN on
> the Loki cluster.
>
> Let me know what you think and thanks in advance,
>
> -paul
>
"Cheng Yang" <[email protected]> from Paul Bonoli
Olivier Sauter
Alexei Pankin
UW
ORNL RF-SciDACers and "Diem, Stephanie J." <[email protected]>
Myunghee Choi
Ron Prater
MIT people
PPPL people, principally Gary Taylor at the moment.