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As all pushers and geometries have change, I'm testing all examples,
   adding a README.txt and a reference output for each case.
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doc/user-manual/fpakc_UserManual.tex
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\newglossaryentry{git}{name={Git},description={Git is a distributed version-control system for tracking changes in a set of files}}
\newglossaryentry{gitlab}{name={GitLab},description={GitLab is a web-based lifecycle tool that provides a \Gls{git}-repository manager}}
\newglossaryentry{gmsh}{name={Gmsh},description={A three-dimensional finite element mesh generator with built-in pre- and post-processing facilities.}}
\newglossaryentry{gnuplot}{name={Gnuplot},description={A portable command-line driven graphing utility for Linux, OS/2, MS Windows, OSX, VMS, and many other platforms.}}
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\bibliography{bibliography}
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\subsection{Gmsh}
Although \Gls{gmsh}\cite{gmshURL} is not required to compile and run \Gls{fpakc}, it is the default tool to generate finite element meshes and post-processing.
Right now, the only \acrshort{io} format available in \Gls{fpakc} is the v2.0 .msh format.
Right now, the only \acrshort{io} format available in \Gls{fpakc} is the v2.0 \lstinline|.msh| format.
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\section{Installation steps}
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\section{Mesh file}
\Gls{fpakc} accepts right now the version 2.0 of \Gls{gmsh} mesh format .msh in ASCII format.
\Gls{fpakc} accepts right now the version 2.0 of \Gls{gmsh} mesh format \lstinline|.msh| in ASCII format.
This file contains information about the nodes, edges and volumes that define the finite element mesh used by \Gls{fpakc} to scatter particle properties and compute the self-consistent electromagnetic field.
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\chapter{Example runs}\label{ch:exampleRuns}
This chapter presents a description of the different example files distributed with \acrshort{fpakc}.
All examples in the repository have a \lstinline|README.txt| file and a reference output.
Plotting of the output is done with \Gls{gnuplot} or \Gls{gmsh}.
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\section{1D Emissive Cathode (1D\_Cathode)}
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\section{0D \ce{Ar}-\ce{Ar+} Elastic Collision (0D\_Argon)}
Test case to check the 0D geometry that includes the elastic collision between \ce{Ar} and \ce{Ar+}.
Initial states are read from the Argon\_Initial.dat and Argon+\_Initial.dat
Initial states are read from the \lstinline|Argon_Initial.dat| and \lstinline|Argon+_Initial.dat|.
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\section{ALPHIE Grid system (ALPHIE\_Grid)}
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\section{Flow around cylinder (cylFlow)}
Simple case of neutral Argon flow around a cylinder in a 2D axial-symmetry geometry.
Elastic collisions between argon particles are included.
Two cases are presented here: one in which the same mesh (meshSingle.msh) for scattering and collisions is used (input.json) and a second one (inputDualMesh.json) in which a mesh is used for scattering (mesh.msh) and a second one is used only for collisions (meshColl.msh).
Two cases are presented here: one in which the same mesh (\lstinline|meshSingle.msh|) for scattering and collisions is used (\lstinline|input.json|) and a second one (\lstinline|inputDualMesh.json|) in which a mesh is used for scattering (\lstinline|mesh.msh|) and a second one is used only for collisions (\lstinline|meshColl.msh|).
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\printglossaries