How to take macroscopic-averaged electrostatic potential?

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How to take macroscopic-averaged electrostatic potential?

#1 Post by bruent » Thu Feb 25, 2010 5:48 am

I read from literature that

"the macroscopic averaging is obtained by convolving the planar-avergaed potential with a window function."

I am not sure how to write the window function. Anyone got an experience on that?

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How to take macroscopic-averaged electrostatic potential?

#2 Post by alex » Thu Feb 25, 2010 8:01 am

Hi, it's some kind of moving average. If you average, e.g. x and y direction and you want an average in z-direction, you should use z = average(x,y, z+/-delta z). I'd put delta as input parameter, so you can check what it is doing.

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