Remi Lehe
Remi Lehe
We could use linear Breit-Wheeler as a template: https://github.com/BLAST-WarpX/warpx/pull/3630
Yes, thank you!
Could we add a plot of the beamline, similar to the one at the bottom of this page: https://cheetah-accelerator.readthedocs.io/en/latest/examples/simple.html
Thanks for the question. I think that the answer depends on exactly which physical processes you would like to capture in these simulations, and over which timescales. Do you know...
I flagged this PR as [WIP] while we wait for #5828 to be merged.
In case this is useful, here is some documentation on how to profile the WarpX with Nsight system: https://warpx.readthedocs.io/en/latest/developers/how_to_profile.html#nvidia-nsight-systems (e.g. on a single GPU already)
Thanks for this question @kelly1122i. Indeed it is entirely possible that FBPIC simulations may not see significant speed up from multi-GPU setups, because of the overheads involved in the communicating...
Great, thanks a lot! Let me know if there is any additional test I can to do to help.
Thanks for the input @zingale Could you point me to the code where Castro computes the pdV term from the Godunov state?
Thanks for the question and sorry for the late reply. FBPIC uses double-precision floating-point representation everywhere (i.e. `double` in the C/C++ nomenclature). In the context of Python, the type `float`...