Replace existing .geqdsk and .gpeckf files with TokaMaker DIII-D-like synthetic equilibrium

[d-burg]

All .geqdsk and .gpeckf files have been replaced, and equil.in etol has been set as 1e-07 to allow successful DCON runs.

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

Updates the DIII-D example inputs to use a new TokaMaker DIII-D-like synthetic equilibrium (GEQDSK) and corresponding kinetic profiles (GPECKF), removing the legacy KEFIT .kin profile tables and tightening equilibrium reconstruction tolerances for DCON in several examples.

Changes:

• Switch example equil.in files to reference TkMkr_D3Dlike_inexp=1.0.geqdsk (and add etol = 1e-7 in several cases).
• Switch example pentrc.in files to reference TkMkr_D3Dlike_inexp=1.0.gpeckf instead of g147131.02300_DIIID_KEFIT.kin.
• Remove legacy .kin profile files and add at least one new .gpeckf profile file.

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File	Description
docs/examples/run_kinetic_example/pentrc.in	Points PENTRC to the new .gpeckf kinetic profiles.
docs/examples/run_kinetic_example/g147131.02300_DIIID_KEFIT.kin	Removes legacy KEFIT kinetic profile table.
docs/examples/run_kinetic_example/equil.in	Points equilibrium input to the new synthetic .geqdsk.
docs/examples/run_ideal_example/pentrc.in	Points PENTRC to the new .gpeckf kinetic profiles.
docs/examples/run_ideal_example/g147131.02300_DIIID_KEFIT.kin	Removes legacy KEFIT kinetic profile table.
docs/examples/run_ideal_example/equil.in	Points equilibrium input to the new synthetic .geqdsk.
docs/examples/run_ideal_example/TkMkr_D3Dlike_inexp=1.0.gpeckf	Adds the new synthetic kinetic profile table.
docs/examples/DIIID_resistive_example/pentrc.in	Updates resistive example to reference the new kinetic profiles (via ideal example path).
docs/examples/DIIID_resistive_example/equil.in	Updates resistive example equilibrium reference and adds etol = 1e-7.
docs/examples/DIIID_kinetic_example/pentrc.in	Points PENTRC to the new .gpeckf kinetic profiles.
docs/examples/DIIID_kinetic_example/g147131.02300_DIIID_KEFIT.kin	Removes legacy KEFIT kinetic profile table.
docs/examples/DIIID_kinetic_example/equil.in	Updates equilibrium reference and adds etol = 1e-7.
docs/examples/DIIID_ideal_example/pentrc.in	Points PENTRC to the new .gpeckf kinetic profiles.
docs/examples/DIIID_ideal_example/g147131.02300_DIIID_KEFIT.kin	Removes legacy KEFIT kinetic profile table.
docs/examples/DIIID_ideal_example/equil.in	Updates equilibrium reference and adds etol = 1e-7.

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[Copilot]

PR description says equil.in etol was set to 1e-07 to enable successful DCON runs, but in this example equil.in still has etol=1e-6 (later in the file). If this example is also expected to run with the new synthetic equilibrium, consider updating etol here as well (or clarify in the PR description which examples require the tighter tolerance).

[logan-nc]

@d-burg a plot of the old and new equilibria would be nice to have on the record of this PR! Any table of typical values to compare that is easy to make would be appreciated too. Help everyone understand what is changing!

[d-burg]

@logan-nc original geqdsk:

CURRENT = 1.187 MA
BCENTR = -1.723 T
RCENTR = 1.696 m
RMAXIS = 1.759 m

New geqdsk:

CURRENT = 1.200 MA
BCENTR = 2.024 T
RCENTR = 1.680 m
RMAXIS = 1.744 m

[logan-nc]

Bt should be negative to be DIII-D like. Standard DIII-D operation has Bt clockwise and Ip counterclockwise when looking from above.

Is this easy enough to flip in tokamaker? is there a reason you made what would be called a "reverse Bt" equilibrium?

When you update it, it would be nice to see the equilibria over plotted. It is also important to document the results thoroughly. Perhaps just pasting the terminal output and the DCON and GPEC summary plots from OMFIT would be good. Note that you can use markdown to put he terminal output in a collapsible code block so it doesn't dominate the pr comments.

Thanks again!