Three-dimensional particle-particle simulations: Dependence of relaxation time on plasma parameter
A particle-particle simulation model is applied to investigate the dependence of the relaxation time on the plasma parameter in a three-dimensional unmagnetized plasma. It is found that the relaxation time increases linearly as the plasma parameter increases within the range of the plasma parameter...
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description | A particle-particle simulation model is applied to investigate the dependence of the relaxation time on the plasma parameter in a three-dimensional unmagnetized plasma. It is found that the relaxation time increases linearly as the plasma parameter increases within the range of the plasma parameter from 2 to 10; when the plasma parameter equals 2, the relaxation time is independent of the total number of particles, but when the plasma parameter equals 10, the relaxation time slightly increases as the total number of particles increases, which indicates the transition of a plasma from collisional to collisionless. In addition, ions with initial Maxwell-Boltzmann (MB) distribution are found to stay in the MB distribution during the whole simulation time, and the mass of ions does not significantly affect the relaxation time of electrons. This work also shows the feasibility of the particle-particle model when using GPU parallel computing techniques. |
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