Conclusions, Outlook

Due to availability of 2D and 3D Monte Carlo procedures the quantification of neutral particle (atomic, molecular and surface-) effects on the divertor performance in fusion devices is presently limited by the availability of atomic and molecular data as well as of surface interaction data, not by the configurational complexities nor by computational restrictions. 

Stangeby The Plasma Boundary of Magnetic Fusion Devices (Institute of Physics Publishing, Bristol 2000) 

Maddison, D. Reiter Recycling source terms for edge plasma fluid models and impact on convergence behavior of the BRAAMS B2 code, KFA Julich report JUEL-2872 (Mar. 1994) 

Reiter, U. Samm Collision Processes in Low-Temperature Hydrogen Plasmas, Report JUEL-4105 (2003) 

Reiter, W. Eckstein, G. Giesen, H.J. Belitz Database for recycling an penetration of neutral helium atoms in the boundary of a fusion plasma, Report JUEL-2605 (1991) 

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Conclusion/Outlook - Toward Higher Macromolecular Complexity in the Twenty-first Century... 

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