Outputs
Output quantities are normalised, with the normalisation factors stored in the output files
Name |
Description |
Units |
|---|---|---|
|
Density |
m\(^{-3}\) |
|
Temperature |
eV |
|
Speed |
m/s |
|
Time |
1/s |
|
Length |
m |
The following variables are stored in the output file if they are evolved:
Name |
Description |
Normalisation |
|---|---|---|
|
Plasma density |
|
|
Plasma flux |
|
|
Plasma pressure |
|
|
Neutral density |
|
|
Neutral flux |
|
|
Neutral pressure |
|
The following rates and coefficients are also stored:
Note that the R term is energy which is lost from the system, whilst
E is energy which is transferred between plasma and neutrals. For
all transfer terms (S, F, R) a positive value means a
transfer from plasma to neutrals.
To diagnose atomic processes, turn on diagnose = true in the input
settings (this is the default). Additional outputs contain the
contributions from each atomic process. They have the same normalisation
factors as the corresponding (S, F, R) term.
Name |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Sink of plasma particles due to recombination |
|
Sink of plasma particles due to ionisation (negative) |
|
Sink of plasma momentum due to recombination |
|
Sink of plasma momentum due to ionisation |
|
Sink of plasma momentum due to charge exchange |
|
Sink of plasma momentum due to elastic collisions |
|
Radiation loss due to recombination |
|
Radiation loss due to ionisation (inc. excitation) |
|
Radiation loss due to impurities |
|
Radiation loss due to electron-neutral excitation |
|
Sink of plasma energy due to recombination |
|
Sink of plasma energy due to ionisation |
|
Sink of plasma energy due to charge exchange |
|
Sink of plasma energy due to elastic collisions |