Statistics – Computation
Scientific paper
Oct 1985
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(URSI, USAF, NASA, et al., International School for Space Simulations, 2nd, Kapaa, HI, Feb. 4-15, 1985) Space Science Reviews (I
Statistics
Computation
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Collisionless Plasmas, Computational Fluid Dynamics, Plasma Composition, Plasma Waves, Shock Waves, Hamiltonian Functions, Ohms Law, One Dimensional Flow, Predictor-Corrector Methods, Space Plasmas
Scientific paper
Hybrid codes in which part of the plasma is represented as particles and the rest as a fluid are discussed. In the past few years such codes with particle ions and massless, fluid electrons have been applied to space plasmas, especially to collisionless shocks. All of these simulation codes are one-dimensional and similar in structure, except for how the field equations are solved. The various approaches that are used (resistive Ohm's law, predictor-corrector, Hamiltonian) are described in detail and results from the various codes are compared with examples taken from collisionless shocks and low frequency wave phenomena upstream of shocks.
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