chihiro
Spectral-geometric plasma confinement diagnostic.
Zero free parameters. Sub-10 ms diagnostics. Built on the Davis Field Equations framework.
Installation
pip install chihiro
Quickstart
import chihiro
# Analytic model equilibrium
eq = chihiro.from_params(r_major=6.2, a_minor=2.0, b_toroidal=5.3,
i_plasma=15.0, beta_n=1.8)
result = chihiro.diagnose(eq)
print(result.status) # "GREEN", "YELLOW", "ORANGE", or "RED"
print(result.spectral_gap) # λ₁ of the CHT operator
print(result.c_max) # Plateau capacity C_max
# Load a G-EQDSK file
eq = chihiro.load_geqdsk("g175844.03100")
result = chihiro.diagnose(eq)
Paper
Author: Bee Rosa Davis
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