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A block-structured nonuniform meshing technique for reducing the degrees-of-freedom in hybrid particle-in-cell plasma simulations
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Integrating batched sparse iterative solvers for the collision operator in fusion plasma simulations on GPUs
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Performance of the lithium metal infused trenches in the magnum PSI linear plasma simulator
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Automatic Particle Trajectory Classification in Plasma Simulations
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Incorporating Radiation Transport into Particle-Based Plasma Simulations.
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Optimizing Large-Scale Plasma Simulations on Persistent Memory-based Heterogeneous Memory with Effective Data Placement Across Memory Hierarchy
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A Kinetic Vlasov Model for Plasma Simulation Using Discontinuous Galerkin Method on Many-Core Architectures
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Noise and error analysis and optimization in particle-based kinetic plasma simulations.
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Merging Particles into a Fluid in Hybrid Fluid-PIC Plasma Simulations
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Numerical Thermalization in 3D PIC Plasma Simulations
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Heat flow between species in one-dimensional particle plasma simulations
The theory of Eldridge and Feix (1962) is presently applied to characterize the rate of heat flow between two one-dimensional particle species. Formulas derived assuming initial Maxwellian distributions, while complex, are judged applicable to simulators. Tests of the theory by simulations using Langdon and Birdsall's (1985) standard code yield results which indicate that heat flow between species may become rapid when the actual (not necessarily the intended) temperatures differ: thereby presenting a substantial hazard.
Time-dependent Hybrid Plasma Simulations of Lunar Electromagnetic Induction in the Solar Wind
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Noise and error analysis and optimization in particle-based kinetic plasma simulations
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Perspectives on plasma simulation techniques from the IPAM quantum simulation working group .
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