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Generation of controllable plasma wakefield noise in particle-in-cell simulations. / Moschuering, N.; Ruhl, H.; Spitsyn, R. I. и др.

в: Physics of Plasmas, Том 24, № 10, 103129, 01.10.2017.

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Moschuering, N, Ruhl, H, Spitsyn, RI & Lotov, KV 2017, 'Generation of controllable plasma wakefield noise in particle-in-cell simulations', Physics of Plasmas, Том. 24, № 10, 103129. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.4986399

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Moschuering, N., Ruhl, H., Spitsyn, R. I., & Lotov, K. V. (2017). Generation of controllable plasma wakefield noise in particle-in-cell simulations. Physics of Plasmas, 24(10), [103129]. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.4986399

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Moschuering N, Ruhl H, Spitsyn RI, Lotov KV. Generation of controllable plasma wakefield noise in particle-in-cell simulations. Physics of Plasmas. 2017 окт. 1;24(10):103129. doi: 10.1063/1.4986399

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Moschuering, N. ; Ruhl, H. ; Spitsyn, R. I. и др. / Generation of controllable plasma wakefield noise in particle-in-cell simulations. в: Physics of Plasmas. 2017 ; Том 24, № 10.

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abstract = "Numerical simulations of beam-plasma instabilities may produce quantitatively incorrect results because of unrealistically high initial noise from which the instabilities develop. Of particular importance is the wakefield noise, the potential perturbations that have a phase velocity which is equal to the beam velocity. Controlling the noise level in simulations may offer the possibility of extrapolating simulation results to the more realistic low-noise case. We propose a novel method for generating wakefield noise with a controllable amplitude by randomly located charged rods propagating ahead of the beam. We also illustrate the method with particle-in-cell simulations. The generation of this noise is not accompanied by parasitic Cherenkov radiation waves.",
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