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Add Fermi acceleration demo #201
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* Solve momentum in the relativistic case #198 * Add relativistic benchmark * Add utility methods * Add normalized relativistic demo * Update dimensionless demos --------- Co-authored-by: Beforerr <[email protected]>
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This example demonstrates electron acceleration via Fermi acceleration using a simple 1D model. It follows the setup described in Fermi acceleration of electrons inside foreshock transient cores.