Slanted conducting boundaries and field emission of particles in an electromagnetic particle simulation code

A method to handle slanted perfectly conducting boundaries in electromagnetic particle simulation codes is described. Modifications to standard algorithms for the electromagnetic field advance, charge and current densities, particle destruction, and field averaging are discussed. In addition, a new...

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