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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"geometry": {
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"type": "2DCyl",
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"meshType": "gmsh",
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"meshFile": "mesh.msh"
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"meshFile": "meshTria.msh"
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},
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"species": [
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{"name": "Argon", "type": "neutral", "mass": 6.633e-26, "weight": 5.0e7}
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},
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"parallel": {
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"OpenMP":{
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"nThreads": 24
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"nThreads": 8
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}
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}
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