Hands-on examples for Warp and FBPIC

This repositories gathers examples that can be used to get started with Warp and FBPIC.

Setting up your environment

These examples can be run either:

• on your local computer (This requires to install the different codes on your local computer.)
• in the cloud, using a Binder instance which has the codes preinstalled.

See below for more details:

Installing the requirements on your local computer

• Install Warp according to these instructions
• Install FBPIC according to these instructions
• Install openPMD-viewer (for post-processing):

conda install -c rlehe openpmd_viewer

Then clone this repository:

git clone https://github.com/RemiLehe/warp_fbpic_hands_on.git

Using Binder

In order to launch your interactive environment, click on this link:

(This may take one or two minutes to start up.)

Once the environment is ready, you can open a Terminal by clicking New > Terminal (in the upper right corner).

Warp intro

Slides on intro to the Warp code are available at this page

Hands-on examples

For examples of laser-plasma acceleration: see this page

For examples on other topics, see other subdirectories in see this page

• Slides for step-by-step instructions are available at this page