Abstract
The collision probabilities for a cylindrical cluster geometry are evaluated using the interface current method where the collision probabilities inside each homogeneous block of the cell are computed and then they are coupled using boundary conditions. The interface current method is found to be faster than the standard method for c computing collision probabilities for a composite cell, at the expense of a small loss in precision. This method was also used with success for the analysis of void regions.
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