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  • Code of Conduct
  • Acknowledge WarpX
  • Science Highlights

INSTALLATION

  • Users
  • Developers
  • HPC

USAGE

  • Run WarpX
  • Domain Decomposition
  • Input Parameters
  • Python (PICMI)
  • Examples
  • In-Depth: PWFA
  • Workflows
    • Debugging the code
    • Run LibEnsemble on WarpX
    • Plot timestep duration
    • Visualizing a distribution mapping
    • Predicting the Number of Guard Cells for PSATD Simulations
    • Archiving
  • FAQ

DATA ANALYSIS

  • Output formats
  • yt-project
  • openPMD-viewer
  • openPMD-api
  • 3D Visualization: ParaView
  • 3D Visualization: VisIt
  • VisualPIC
  • PICViewer
  • Reduced diagnostics
  • Workflows

THEORY

  • Introduction
  • Particle-in-Cell Method
  • Filtering
  • Mesh refinement
  • Boundary conditions
  • Moving window and optimal Lorentz boosted frame
  • Inputs and Outputs
  • Collisions

DEVELOPMENT

  • Contribute to WarpX
  • Workflows
  • Implementation Details
  • C++ Objects & Functions
  • GNUmake Build System (Legacy)
  • FAQ

MAINTENANCE

  • Dependencies & Releases
  • Automated performance tests

EPILOGUE

  • Glossary
  • Funding and Acknowledgements
ARTEMIS
  • Workflows
  • Edit on GitHub

Workflows

This section collects typical user workflows and best practices for WarpX.

  • Debugging the code
    • Debugging Workflow
    • Debuggers
    • Typical Error Messages
  • Run LibEnsemble on WarpX
    • WarpX example problem for LibEnsemble study
    • Install LibEnsemble
    • What’s in Tools/LibEnsemble?
    • Run the example
  • Plot timestep duration
  • Visualizing a distribution mapping
    • Generating the data
    • Loading and plotting the data
  • Predicting the Number of Guard Cells for PSATD Simulations
  • Archiving
    • HPC Systems: HPSS
    • Desktops/Laptops: Cloud Drives
    • Asynchronous File Copies: Globus
    • Scientific Data for Publications
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