The electric field from a triangular element is incorrect. Issue with

directional derivative depending on the definition of first node. Trying
to solve it with searching for the right first node but it is very
difficult. A solution is required to allow triangular meshes in charged
simulations.
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#Introduction
Welcome to FPAKC (Finite element PArticle Kinetic Code), a modern object oriented Fortran open-source code for particle simulations of plasma and gases. This code works by simulating charged and neutral particles, following their trajectories, collisions and boundary conditions imposed by the user.
# Introduction
Welcome to **fpakc** (Finite element PArticle Kinetic Code), a modern object oriented Fortran open-source code for particle simulations of plasma and gases. This code works by simulating charged and neutral particles, following their trajectories, collisions and boundary conditions imposed by the user.
One of our aims is to make a code easy to maintain as well as easy to use by a variety of reserchers and students.
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The code aims to be easy to maintain and easy to use, allowing its application from complex problems to easy examples that can be used, for example, as teaching exercises.
Parallelization techniques such as OpenMP, MPI will be used to distribute the cpu load. We aim to make FPAKC GPU compatible in the future.
Parallelization techniques such as OpenMP, MPI will be used to distribute the cpu load. We aim to make fpakc GPU compatible in the future.
FPAKC makes use of finite elements to generate meshes in complex geometries. Particle properties are deposited in the nodes and cells of the mesh. The electromagnetic field, with the boundary conditions imposed by the user, is solved also in this mesh.
The codefpakc makes use of finite elements to generate meshes in complex geometries. Particle properties are deposited in the nodes and cells of the mesh. The electromagnetic field, with the boundary conditions imposed by the user, is solved also in this mesh.
#User Manual
# User Manual
You will find the user manual in the *doc* folder.
#Installation
# Installation
To install the software ...