
Synthetic Cases used to illustrate the inverse charging technique. Data structure in files: Case_X.dat: contains density and spacecraft potential in the first and second column respectively.. Case_X_ia.dat: contains the illuminated area with respect to the total spacecraft area. Case_X_Te_ref.out: contains the electron temperature as a function of time (normalized). Case_X_solar.out: contains the temperature (Tph) and current density (Jph) of the photoelectrons in the first and second row respectively. In the case of the two material case in section 3.6, the second set of material parameters are given in the third and fourth row corresponding to Tph2 and Jph2. All data is given in SI units. Cases (folder) used in the paper sections: Section 3.1: Case_single_Te_solution_NoNoise Section 3.2-3.3: Case_single_Te_solution Section 3.4: Case_two_Te_solution Section 3.5: 32_Cases Section 3.6: Case_two_materials
Synthetic Cases for inverse charging approach
Synthetic Cases for inverse charging approach
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