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Simplified and Flexible Coils for Stellarators using Single-Stage Optimization

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arxiv 2406.07830 v1 pith:BWMN5HDN submitted 2024-06-12 physics.plasm-ph

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Single-stage optimization, also known as combined plasma-coil algorithms or direct coil optimization, has recently emerged as a possible method to expedite the design of stellarator devices by including, in a single step, confinement, stability, and engineering constraints. In this work, we show how such frameworks allow us to find new designs in a streamlined manner, yielding a broad range of new configurations. Examples are shown for stellarators with a small number of coils and quasisymmetric stellarators with only one to three coils per half field period, with external trim coils, helical coils, and a single set of coils generating both a quasi-axisymmetric and a quasi-helical equilibrium.

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  1. Surface Current Optimization and Coil-Cutting Algorithms for Stage-Two Stellarator Optimization

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    Explicit derivations and a documented, DESC-implemented algorithm for optimizing a surface current on a toroidal surface and cutting it into modular or helical stellarator coils.

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