Structure-preserving finite element approximations of a hybrid relativistic cold fluid-particle model

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Main Authors: Mukhamet, Tileuzhan, Kormann, Katharina
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author Mukhamet, Tileuzhan
Kormann, Katharina
author_facet Mukhamet, Tileuzhan
Kormann, Katharina
contents We derive mixed finite element discretizations of a cold relativistics fluid model from approximations of the Poisson bracket that preserve mass, energy and the divergence constraints. For time-discretization we derive an implicit energy-conserving average-vector field method or apply an explicit strong-stability preserving Runge-Kutta scheme. We also consider a coupling of the fluid model to relativistic particles. We perform a numerical study of the scheme which shows convergence and conservation properties of the proposed methods and apply the new scheme to a plasma wake field simulation.
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spellingShingle Structure-preserving finite element approximations of a hybrid relativistic cold fluid-particle model
Mukhamet, Tileuzhan
Kormann, Katharina
Numerical Analysis
Computational Physics
We derive mixed finite element discretizations of a cold relativistics fluid model from approximations of the Poisson bracket that preserve mass, energy and the divergence constraints. For time-discretization we derive an implicit energy-conserving average-vector field method or apply an explicit strong-stability preserving Runge-Kutta scheme. We also consider a coupling of the fluid model to relativistic particles. We perform a numerical study of the scheme which shows convergence and conservation properties of the proposed methods and apply the new scheme to a plasma wake field simulation.
title Structure-preserving finite element approximations of a hybrid relativistic cold fluid-particle model
topic Numerical Analysis
Computational Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.11500