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Periodic PIC deposition and potential gather are adjoint

Statement

Let ρj+=h−d∑pqpwj(Xp) be the deposited density before background subtraction for an admissible algebraic shape wj of Periodic PIC deposition shape and gather operators, and let GX be its scalar potential gather. For every grid scalar ϕ, ⟨ρ+,ϕ⟩h=∑p=1Pqp(GXϕ)p. For the neutralized density ρ=ρ+−Q/Ld the corresponding identity is ⟨ρ,ϕ⟩h=∑pqp(GXϕ)p−Qϕˉ. Thus the background term vanishes in the zero-mean potential gauge.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The grid inner product, particle positions and charges, and the deposition and gather formulas.

[F1]

Periodic uniform PIC grid and inner product: ⟨u,v⟩h=hd∑jujvj and ϕˉ=L−d⟨ϕ,1⟩h.

[F2]

Periodic PIC deposition shape and gather operators: ρj+=h−d∑pqpwj(Xp) and (GXϕ)p=∑jwj(Xp)ϕj.

Proof

1.1givenF1F2algebra

Substitute [F2] into the left pairing and cancel hdh−d: ⟨ρ+,ϕ⟩h=hd∑jh−d∑pqpwj(Xp)ϕj=∑pqp∑jwj(Xp)ϕj. The finite inner sum is (GXϕ)p by [F2], proving the first identity.

2.1F1step 1.1algebra∎

The background contributes ⟨Q/Ld,ϕ⟩h=QL−dhd∑jϕj=Qϕˉ by [F1]. Subtract this term from step 1.1 to obtain the second identity.

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