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Matthias Hoelzl

Group leader non-linear MHD
Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics
Boltzmannstr. 2 · 85748 Garching · Germany
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The group in Garching investigates the physics of large-scale instabilities in tokamak plasmas and ways of controlling or mitigating them to provide reliable predictions for ITER and DEMO. Simulations in particular with the non-linear extended MHD code JOREK (for details, refer to the code website) allow to interprete and predict the non-linear dynamics of such instabilities in magnetically confined fusion plasmas. We closely collaborate with many European and international partners. The group is part of the research unit MHD and fast particles.

The focus lies on studies of edge localized modes (ELMs), disruptions, vertical displacement events (VDEs), runaway electrons, and techniques for control, suppression, or mitigation. Physics models and numerical methods used in the code are continuously developed. The research is carried out in a strong international team with collaborations worldwide.

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