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Phasor-particle-in-cell algorithm for bidirectional external-circuit coupling of inductively coupled plasma
We develop a self-consistent phasor-particle-in-cell algorithm to capture bidirectional inductive and capacitive feedback between an inductively coupled plasma and a distributed radio-frequency coil circuit. The method couples a two-dimensional axisymmetric particle-in-cell model with Monte Carlo co
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