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Particle-in-cell method vs. PM/PPPM methods
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[QUOTE="mr-anonymouse, post: 5499041, member: 596942"] I'm doing a paper on the particle-in-cell method, which was designed by Harlow and Evans in the mid 50s. But I'm reading Hockney and Eastwood's book [I]Computer Simulation Using Particles[/I] in which they describe their models, and term them PP (particle-particle), PM (particle-mesh), and PPPM (particle-particle - particle-mesh). they also refer to the PIC in the book a couple of times, but in principle i don't see how their workings are different. could someone please explain why and how they're different? [/QUOTE]
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