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most citedSMILEI: a collaborative, open-source, multi-purpose particle-in-cell code for plasma simulation

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physics.comp-ph2020★ 8 cited

Quantum Monte Carlo determination of the principal Hugoniot of deuterium

Michele Ruggeri, Markus Holzmann, David M. Ceperley +1

We present Coupled Electron-Ion Monte Carlo results for the principal Hugoniot of deuterium together with an accurate study of the initial reference state of shock wave experiments…

physics.comp-ph2020★ 23 cited

Performance portability of lattice Boltzmann methods for two-phase flows with phase change

Werner Verdier, Pierre Kestener, Alain Cartalade

Numerical codes using the Lattice Boltzmann Methods (LBM) for simulating one- or two-phase flows are widely compiled and run on graphical process units. However, those computationa…

physics.comp-ph2019★ 3 cited

Single Domain Multiple Decompositions for Particle-in-Cell simulations

Julien Derouillat, Arnaud Beck

As a multi-purpose Particle-In-Cell (PIC) code, Smilei gathers many different features in a single software. Combining some of them is challenging. In particular, spectral solvers…

physics.comp-ph2019★ 20 cited

A high performance and portable all-Mach regime flow solver code with well-balanced gravity. Application to compressible convection

T. Padioleau, P. Tremblin, E. Audit +2

Convection is an important physical process in astrophysics well-studied using numerical simulations under the Boussinesq and/or anelastic approximations. However these approaches…

physics.comp-ph2018★ 13 cited

A generalized massively parallel ultra-high order FFT-based Maxwell solver

Haithem Kallala, Jean-Luc Vay, Henri Vincenti

Dispersion-free ultra-high order FFT-based Maxwell solvers have recently proven to be paramount to a large range of applications, including the high-fidelity modeling of high-inten…

physics.comp-ph2018★ 23 cited

Adaptive SIMD optimizations in particle-in-cell codes with fine-grain particle sorting

Arnaud Beck, Julien Dérouillat, Mathieu Lobet +6

Particle-In-Cell (PIC) codes are broadly applied to the kinetic simulation of plasmas, from laser-matter interaction to astrophysics. Their heavy simulation cost can be mitigated b…