On algorithms implementing the particles method on unstructured grids
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This paper is devoted to algorithms based on the particles method for plasma simulations on unstructured grids. In particular, an algorithm based on the concept of finite-size particles is developed. Applications of this algorithm leads to automatic fulfillment of the discrete counterpart of the charge conservation law.
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