Kinetic PIC simulations identify a non-quasi-neutral charge-separation double layer as the dominant ion acceleration mechanism in laser-driven cryogenic hydrogen targets, which is suppressed by kT-scale axial magnetic fields that also extend compression time.
Radiative Signatures of the Relativistic Kelvin-Helmholtz Instability
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ANTIC reduces storage for large-scale PDE simulations by orders of magnitude through adaptive temporal snapshot selection combined with continual neural-field residual compression while preserving physics accuracy.
A clustering-aware correction algorithm using spatial partitioning and projected gradient descent preserves single-linkage clusters in lossy-compressed particle data while keeping competitive compression ratios.
No single post-Moore technology replaces current HPC for plasma simulations, but FPGA-class accelerators offer near-term kernel offload, non-von Neumann architectures medium-term operator acceleration, and quantum computing long-term potential for warm dense matter microphysics.
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Kinetic Simulations of Laser-Driven Compression and Heating of Magnetised Cryogenic Hydrogen Targets using PIConGPU
Kinetic PIC simulations identify a non-quasi-neutral charge-separation double layer as the dominant ion acceleration mechanism in laser-driven cryogenic hydrogen targets, which is suppressed by kT-scale axial magnetic fields that also extend compression time.
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ANTIC: Adaptive Neural Temporal In-situ Compressor
ANTIC reduces storage for large-scale PDE simulations by orders of magnitude through adaptive temporal snapshot selection combined with continual neural-field residual compression while preserving physics accuracy.
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Preserving Clusters in Error-Bounded Lossy Compression of Particle Data
A clustering-aware correction algorithm using spatial partitioning and projected gradient descent preserves single-linkage clusters in lossy-compressed particle data while keeping competitive compression ratios.
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Post-Moore Technologies for Plasma Simulation: A Community Roadmap
No single post-Moore technology replaces current HPC for plasma simulations, but FPGA-class accelerators offer near-term kernel offload, non-von Neumann architectures medium-term operator acceleration, and quantum computing long-term potential for warm dense matter microphysics.