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Periodic PIC deposition shape and gather operators

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On the torus and grid of Periodic uniform PIC grid and inner product, an algebraic assignment shape is any family of functions wj:TLd→[0,∞) such that ∑j∈JNwj(x)=1 for every x. For the smooth fixed-ε branch used in the force-error and ODE results, fix ε>0, put αε=e−ε/L and choose the explicit even periodic kernel ηε(x)=L−d∏a=1d1−αε21−2αεcos⁡(2πxa/L)+αε2. For this smooth branch and each x∈TLd, set Zε,h(x)=hd∑j∈JNηε(xj−x),wjε,h(x)=hdηε(xj−x)Zε,h(x). Each factor in the kernel denominator is positive, so Zε,h(x)>0 and the smooth-branch weights are well-defined. For any algebraic shape family above and finitely many particle positions X=(X1,…,XP) with charges q1,…,qP∈R, write Q=∑p=1Pqp and define deposited charge density ρj(X)=h−d∑p=1Pqpwj(Xp)−Q/Ld. For any grid scalar g, its potential gather is (GXg)p=∑jwj(Xp)gj. For any grid vector E, its field gather is defined componentwise by the same weights, (GXE)p=∑jwj(Xp)Ej. On the smooth fixed-ε branch, wj means the explicit family wjε,h above.

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