Modifications to Swisdak (2013)'s rejection sampling algorithm for a Maxwell–Jüttner distribution in particle simulations

Modifications to Swisdak's [Phys. Plasmas 20, 062110 (2013)] rejection sampling algorithm for drawing a Maxwell–Jüttner distribution in particle simulations are presented. Handy approximations for e-folding points and a linear slope in the envelope function are proposed, to make the algorithm self-contained and more efficient.

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Physics of Plasmas
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2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0226859
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Statistical Mechanics and Entropy
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Modifications to Swisdak (2013)'s rejection sampling algorithm for a Maxwell–Jüttner distribution in particle simulations

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Modifications to Swisdak (2013)'s rejection sampling algorithm for a Maxwell–Jüttner distribution in particle simulations

Seiji Zenitani
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Abstract

Modifications to Swisdak's [Phys. Plasmas 20, 062110 (2013)] rejection sampling algorithm for drawing a Maxwell–Jüttner distribution in particle simulations are presented. Handy approximations for e-folding points and a linear slope in the envelope function are proposed, to make the algorithm self-contained and more efficient.

Physics of PlasmasVol. 31(9)
Austrian Academy of Sciences (AT), Space Research Institute (AT)
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Statistical Mechanics and Entropy
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