Updated visualization scripts for beam-beam collision example #4797
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I know this you didn't modify this portion of the file, but we might as well just fix it.
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This solver computes the average velocity of each species, and solves the corresponding relativistic Poisson equation (see the WarpX documentation for warpx.do_electrostatic = relativistic for more detail). This solver accurately reproduced the subtle cancellation that occur for some component of the ``E + v x B`` terms which are crucial in simulations of relativistic particles.
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This solver computes the average velocity of each species, and solves the corresponding relativistic Poisson equation (see the WarpX documentation for ``warpx.do_electrostatic = relativistic`` for more details). This solver accurately reproduces the subtle cancellation that occurs for some components of ``E + v x B``, which is crucial in simulations of relativistic particles.
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| Beam-beam collision benchmark against :cite:t:`ex-Yakimenko2019`. | |||
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Can you add here a brief description of the visualization scripts?
Also, it would be nice to add an image from the full diagnostics to show what the script is supposed to produce.
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| # You can copy this file from Examples/Physics_applications/beam-beam_collisions/Plot_full_.py | ||
| # Contents of Plot_full_.py | ||
| from openpmd_viewer import OpenPMDTimeSeries |
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Fix the indentation from here on, otherwise it's not recognized as part of the code block.
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| # You can copy this file from Examples/Physics_applications/beam-beam_collisions/Plot_reduced_.py | ||
| # Contents of Plot_reduced_.py | ||
| import numpy as np |
We have presented here the modified full and reduced beam-beam collision diagnostics that also includes the python scripts. In the full diagnostics, we have simulated the evolution of the E, B, and Rho fields across the x and y slices. While in the reduced diagnostics, we have simulated the evolution of the number of photons emitted per beam particle and the number of secondary pairs generated per beam particle produced when two ultra-relativistic particle beams collide in a linear collider.