project: GS2
summary: A sophisticated gyrokinetic solver
project_bitbucket: https://bitbucket.org/gyrokinetics/gs2
src_dir: ../
src_dir: ../utils
output_dir: ./html
graph_dir: ./graphs
page_dir: ./pages
exclude_dir: ../tests
exclude_dir: ../Makefiles
exclude_dir: ../scripts
exclude_dir: ../templates
exclude_dir: ./graphs
exclude_dir: ./html
exclude_dir: ./html/src
exclude_dir: ./docs
exclude_dir: ./docs/html
exclude_dir: ./docs/html/src
css: .user.css
fpp_extensions: fpp
predocmark: >
docmark_alt: #
predocmark_alt: |
display: public
display: protected
display: private
source: true
graph: false
search: false
parallel: 0
coloured_edges: true
author: The GS2 team
author_description: Collection of developers from around the world
email: test.add@mail.com
extra_vartypes: MPI_Comm
                Vec
                Mat
                PetscErrorCode
                PetscInt
                PetscScalar
                PetscReal
                EPS
                EPSType
                EPSExtraction
                ST


GS2 is a physics application, developed to study low-frequency turbulence in magnetized plasma. It is typically used to assess the microstability of plasmas produced in the laboratory and to calculate key properties of the turbulence which results from instabilities. It is also used to simulate turbulence in plasmas which occur in nature, such as in astrophysical and magnetospheric systems.

Note this documentation can include equations like \(\gamma=0\) or

$$ \omega=2 $$
