Richard Pausch
Richard Pausch
I compiled isaac following @FelixTUD instructions. No errors occurred during build and the isaac server could run on the compute nodes. The server listens to all three ports (`...58`=tcp, `...59`=web,...
When viewing particles (visualized from `0` to `1`) the appearing structure looks asymmetric in x. Is it possible that the filter applied to which particles are actually visualized is -...
In the `interface_pof_foil.htm` the buttons for steering the simulation can be activated by checking `Show controls`, but they do not work/have no effect/have no functionality. In the default `interface.htm`, the...
This pull request adds a warning in the user documentation of the AOFDTD solver to avoid the common mistake of setting the time step close to the CFL condition and...
This pull request - separates the PICMI python dependencies out of the global space and into a local `picmi/requirements.txt` - updates the introduction to picmi to include what setup is...
The [documentation of the radiation-plugin python-module](https://picongpu.readthedocs.io/en/latest/usage/plugins/radiation.html#openpmd-output) described a `get_timestep` method that was never implemented. Thanks to @nicowrobel for finding this error and reporting it. This pull request implements this method.
The documentation of how to use snakemake contains the following statement: >The parameters set with the params keyword, can be accessed in your python script via snakemake.params[i] or snakemake.params.name_of_param. Accordingly...
When using `pic-create` auto-completion in a `screen` session, the auto-completion fails with a: > bash: _init_completion: command not found error. Outside the screen session, the same workflow works.
The metadataFromLaserWakefield test can not be `pic-create`ed. The reference file `picongpu-metadata.json.reference` is not copied (since it is in the root of the setup) and thus the `ci.sh` test fails. This...
The current synchrotron model produces photons that have sometimes a momentum: $$ p = E_\mathrm{photon} / c > E_\mathrm{kin\,electron} / c = (\gamma -1) m c^2 / c $$ This...