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Dual-decomposition multi-GPU particle-in-cell method for cylindrical plasmas: Batched Fourier-mode multigrid and balanced particle slabs
Three-dimensional electrostatic particle-in-cell (PIC) simulations combine irregular particle operations with a globally coupled Poisson solve, whose preferred parallel decompositions conflict. We introduce a dual-decomposition multi-GPU method: complete azimuthal Fourier modes are owned during the
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