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Electric field effects on electrolytes near rough dielectric surfaces by GPU-accelerated code
Dielectric interfaces are ubiquitous in manufactured and natural systems, such as iontronic devices, supercapacitors, and living cells. These, often rough, dielectric surfaces host ionic charge distributions that depend on the surface geometry and the electric fields present. In this work, we study
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