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$π$-PIC: a framework for modular particle-in-cell developments and simulations
Particle-in-cell (PIC) codes are indispensable tools for studying plasma-based interactions across a wide range of physical regimes. The predictive capabilities of these codes have dramatically increased by continuous advances in algorithms and computing hardware. Nevertheless, greater computational
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