ReMKiT1D -- A framework for building reactive multi-fluid models of the tokamak Scrape-Off Layer with coupled electron kinetics in 1D
Stefan Mijin, Dominic Power, Ryan Holden, William Hornsby, David, Moulton, Fulvio Militello

TL;DR
ReMKiT1D is a flexible Python framework designed for building and testing fluid and electron kinetic models of the tokamak Scrape-Off Layer in 1D, enabling easy integration of kinetic effects and model customization.
Contribution
The paper introduces ReMKiT1D, a novel framework that combines fluid and kinetic modeling capabilities for the tokamak Scrape-Off Layer in a flexible, modular Python environment.
Findings
Framework supports non-linear ODEs and PDEs for fluid and kinetic models.
Verification and performance tests demonstrate reliability and efficiency.
Provides a user-friendly interface with step-by-step setup example.
Abstract
In this manuscript we present the recently developed flexible framework for building both fluid and electron kinetic models of the tokamak Scrape-Off Layer in 1D - ReMKiT1D (Reactive Multi-fluid and Kinetic Transport in 1D). The framework can handle systems of non-linear ODEs, various 1D PDEs arising in fluid modelling, as well as PDEs arising from the treatment of the electron kinetic equation. As such, the framework allows for flexibility in fluid models of the Scrape-Off Layer while allowing the easy addition of kinetic electron effects. We focus on presenting both the high-level design decisions that allow for model flexibility, as well as the most important implementation aspects. A significant number of verification and performance tests are presented, as well as a step-by-step walkthrough of a simple example for setting up models using the Python interface.
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TopicsMagnetic confinement fusion research · Advancements in Solid Oxide Fuel Cells · Semiconductor materials and devices
