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GEM WAVE MODELLING CHALLENGE PRELIMINARY NOTES AGU AUTUMN MEETING SAN FRANCISCO 9 DECEMBER, 2013 David Nunn 1 1. School of Electronics and Computer Science Southampton University, U.K.
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GEM WAVE MODELLING CHALLENGE PRELIMINARY NOTES AGU AUTUMN MEETING SAN FRANCISCO 9 DECEMBER, 2013 David Nunn 1 1. School of Electronics and Computer Science.

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Page 1: GEM WAVE MODELLING CHALLENGE PRELIMINARY NOTES AGU AUTUMN MEETING SAN FRANCISCO 9 DECEMBER, 2013 David Nunn 1 1. School of Electronics and Computer Science.

GEM WAVE MODELLING CHALLENGE

PRELIMINARY NOTES

AGU AUTUMN MEETINGSAN FRANCISCO9 DECEMBER, 2013David Nunn1

1. School of Electronics and Computer Science Southampton University, U.K.

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GEM WAVE CHALLENGE

PROVISIONAL SIMULATION RESULTS

• Data: L=5; Ne=5.4/cc; Tperp= 62keV; T||=20keV Maximum linear growth rate at z=0 1146db/s• The code: 1D k||Bo ; Vlasov Hybrid Simulation• Narrow band code has bandwidth ~100Hz (variable). Centre of code internal bandpass filter matched to cg of actual spectrum.• It was shown in Katoh et al,2006 that frequency sweep due entirely to a spatial gradient of frequency in the generation region . i.e. an advective term. Omura and Nunn(2012),Nunn and Omura,2013 showed a mechanism for setting up this gradient thru the Jb(z,t) field• Narrow band code can allow linear spatial frequency variation by using matched filters• Broadband version of code has bandwidth ~1000Hz and can accommodate spatial frequency variation without matched filtering.• Vlasov code being low noise requires trigger signal. This may be a CW pulse (narrow band code), or broadband noise across simulation bandwidth (broadband code)

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GEM WAVE CHALLENGE

General results

• Growth rates are high, emissions readily triggered. Usually risers with sweep rates ~3-8kHz/s, depending on triggering pulse, simulation bandwidth, simulation precision etc.

• Many runs self saturate in the region of 200pT, but some cases e.g. broadband code with hiss excitation require artificial saturation to prevent wave amplitudes reaching unreasonable values.

• The narrow band code may show a tendency to trigger fallers or downward hooks when the trigger pulse is strong and lengthy.

• The broadband code with CW wave excitation produces steep risers with a fairly broad spectrum ~200 Hz.

• Excitation by hiss in the broadband code gives a very swishy riser of bandwidth ~500Hz

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F/T SPECTROGRAM OF CHORUS SIMULATION WITH BROADBAND

VLASOV VHS CODE; STEEP RISER ~ 8KHZ/SCW PULSE EXCITATION

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BROADBAND VLASOV SIMULATION-PLOT OF WAVE AMPLITUDE PT IN Z,T PLANE FOR THE ENTIRE SIMULATION; NOTE

SPECTRAL STRUCTURE ANDGENERATION REGION EXTENDS UPSTREAM FROM EQUATOR

(HELLIWELL,67)

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HISTORY IN Z.T PLANE OF CURRENT –JE IN PHASE WITH E FIELD

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HISTORY IN Z.T PLANE OF CURRENT –JB IN PHASE WITH B FIELD

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EXIT AMPLITUDE IN PT AT Z=+6000KMS FROM EQUATOR

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QUASI-BROADBAND VLF VLASOV CODE – HISS EXCITATIONF/T SPECTROGRAM

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NARROW BAND VLASOV CODE; SPECTROGRAM OF RISING CHORUS ELEMENT AT Z=+6000KM FROM EQUATOR

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PLOT OF WAVE AMPLITUDE (PT) IN Z,T PLANE FOR SINGLE CHORUSELEMENT EVENT

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PLOT OF RESONANT PARTICLE CURRENT COMPONENT PARALLEL TO WAVE E FIELD (JE) IN Z,T PLANE FOR CHORUS ELEMENT EVENT. THIS COMPONENT GIVES NON LINEAR GROWTH

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PLOT OF RESONANT PARTICLE CURRENT COMPONENT PARALLEL TO WAVE B FIELD (JB) IN Z,T PLANE FOR CHORUS ELEMENT EVENT. THIS COMPONENT GIVES PHASE AND FREQUENCY SHIFTS IN THE WAVEFIELD

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SPATIAL DFT OF SIMULATION BOX WAVEFIELD OF SLOW FALLERPRODUCED BY STRONG KEY DOWN EXCITATION PULSE 5PT; NARROW BAND VLASOV CODE

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GEM WAVE CHALLENGE

Ongoing research…….

• Parallelise code with MPI relative to Vperp

• Long runs with higher precision, particularly in Vperp

• Investigate triggering at lower frequencies

• Investigate saturation problems

• Acknowledgements• These computations done on Kyoto University KUDPC Cray and• Southampton University IRIDIS3/4 systems.

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SPATIAL DFT OF SIMULATION BOX WAVEFIELD OF SLOW FALLERPRODUCED BY STRONG KEY DOWN EXCITATION PULSE 5PT; NARROW BAND VLASOV CODE