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Performance-portable GPU acceleration of the hybrid particle-in-cell code dHybridR
Hybrid particle-in-cell simulations are widely used to study kinetic processes in collisionless astrophysical and space plasmas, yet the high computational cost of large-scale three-dimensional runs has largely confined production studies to two dimensions or restricted domains. To address this chal
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