Ik=N2πJsrk (cylindrical, a ring),Ik=NJs [A/m] (planar)
Assumes
s the length of the emission line from a to b, t^ its direction; the beam moves to its right
g1,2,3 standard normal: an unscrambled 3D Sobol sequence (origin skipped) through the inverse normal, the same beam on every call, so the Vlasov iteration has a fixed point
the ring currents sum to JπR2 up to the midpoint rule's O(N−2) for a line along r
q=qˉ=es∑zsFs(charge changes in fractions mode)
Assumes
non-relativistic; 3D Cartesian motion in fields of (x,y) or (x,r), so a trajectory crossing the axis continues at negative y
cylindrical: a trajectory stands for a ring of charge; on the axis r^=0, so Er and Br do not act there
the imposed Eimp and B (solenoids, a field map) are static and given in the plane: (x, y) or (x, r), the cylindrical ones axial, radial (and azimuthal)
Δs=21Δt(∣v∣+∣v′∣)×the share of the step inside the mesh
Assumes
a steady trajectory of current I is a line charge I/v, so a step holds IΔt; currents are magnitudes, the sign is the charge's
x1/2 the cubic Hermite interpolant at the half step; charge outside the mesh goes to the boundary nodes, whose densities are doubled (half cells)
a trajectory ends transmitted (x≥xmax), backward (x<xmin), on the wall, on an electrode (tested in the cells touching one) or after max_steps, tested at the end of each step
Fˉ the mean of the fractions before and after the step; with MPI the node charges are summed over the ranks