Carbon and tungsten sputtering and transport in the DIII-D divertor is
analyzed with the impurity transport codes REDEP and WBC. Analysis is
carried out for a recent DiMES experiment in which a carbon sample wi
th a tungsten marker in the center was exposed to six well controlled
ELM-free plasma discharges. WBC analysis predicts a high rate of ioniz
ation of tungsten neutrals within the sheath and subsequent redepositi
on on the DiMES sample. Qualitative comparison of the tungsten redepos
ited flux agrees well with measurements. REDEP analysis of net carbon
erosion shows good agreement with measured data on the outboard side o
f DiMES and poor agreement on the inboard side.