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Name:EIRENE

Description:EIRENE is a 3 dimensional Monte Carlo neutral gas and radiation
transport code for fusion plasmas.
On the basis of a combinatorial discretization of general 3 dimensional computational domains it solves simultaneously a system of time dependent (optional) or stationary (default) linear kinetic transport equations of almost arbitrary complexity. The code was developed to provide a tool to investigate neutral gas and radiation transport in
magnetically confined plasmas. But, due to its flexibility, it also can be used to solve more general linear kinetic transport equations, by applying a stochastic rather than a numerical or analytical method of
solution.

Abstract:EIRENE is a 3 dimensional Monte Carlo neutral gas and radiation<BR/>transport code for fusion plasmas.<BR/>On the basis of a combinatorial discretization of general 3 dimensional computational domains it solves simultaneously a system of time dependent (optional) or stationary (default) linear kinetic transport equations of almost arbitrary complexity. The code was developed to provide a tool to investigate neutral gas and radiation transport in<BR/>magnetically confined plasmas. But, due to its flexibility, it also can be used to solve more general linear kinetic transport equations, by applying a stochastic rather than a numerical or analytical method of<BR/>solution.