How do we avoid losing macro-particles / resolution with the moving window? #639
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Hey @wnguyen1312, This shouldn't be a problem - by default, EPOCH is set up with variable particle weighting. If you have 2 particles per cell, then each cell will be assigned two macro-particles. The weights of these macro-particles will vary to produce the density distribution you initialise. Cheers, |
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Hello,
My set up is 2 ion beam propagating through a background plasma with an exponentially decaying density profile. I think this density profile means that as the window moves from the left side more background electrons & ions are removed than they are replaced.
Is there any trick I can use to avoid losing too many macroparticles with the moving window? Even I start with a huge number of macro number of particles, the ones closer on the LHS would be lost very quickly due to the exponential profile.
Thanks again for your help,
William!
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