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Please merge the latest master into this before opening a pull request. This is based off of an old version of Stella, and is no longer compatible with the master. |
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Purpose: The zonal flow dynamics is controlled by various turbulent stresses and the new features added are meant to calculate them.
Modifications:
Functions similar to get_dgdx are added. Flags like 'phi', 'apar' and 'bpar' can be passed into the functions to calculate d/dx and d/dy in Fourier space for phi, apar and bpar separately, instead of simply calculating derivatives of chi.
2.stella_diagnostics.f90
The calculations of stresses are added. In the part that calculates omega, I also added the calculation of dphidt which is needed in the post-processing.
3.stella_io.fpp
Write the stresses to the nedcdf file.