AlgoPlasma: Open Algorithms for Plasma Modeling
Yinjian Zhao, Zhongping Zhao, Zhe Liu, Baisheng Wang, Zilong Peng, Xin Luo, Lihuan Xie, Xi Chen, Zhijun Zhou, Kunpeng Zhong, Yingjie Chen, Changzheng Hu
Abstract
AlgoPlasma is an open-source library in which core numerical algorithms for plasma modeling are implemented as modular, well-documented, and independently testable components. Rather than offering a complete simulation code, it allows researchers to select, adapt, and assemble the required components into application-specific workflows. The current release is centered on particle-based simulation, while AlgoPlasma is designed to encompass a broader range of approaches to plasma modeling. It provides components for particle initialization and advancement, particle--grid coupling, field solution, collision modeling, parallel data exchange, input/output, and selected fluid updates. Documentation links mathematical formulations to source implementations, interfaces, and usage, while verification and validation cases evaluate numerical accuracy and physical behavior. AlgoPlasma thus establishes a shared algorithmic foundation for plasma modeling, transforming repeatedly reimplemented numerical methods into open, reusable, tested, and explainable components for research, verification, education, and collaborative development.
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