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function n=DDGOXTelectron_driftdiffusion(mesh,Dsides,nin,pin,V,un,tn,tp,n0,p0,weight)

%%
%   n=DDGelectron_driftdiffusion(mesh,Dsides,nin,pin,V,un,tn,tp,n0,p0,weight)
%
%   IN:
%     V      = electric potential
%     mesh   = integration domain
%     nin    = electron density in the past + initial guess
%     pin    = hole density in the past
%     n0,p0  = equilibrium densities
%     tn,tp  = carrier lifetimes
%     weight = BDF weights
%     un     = mobility
%
%   OUT:
%     n      = updated electron density
%
%%

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BDForder = length(weight)-1;



denom = (tp*(nin(:,end)+sqrt(n0.*p0))+tn*(pin(:,end)+sqrt(n0.*p0)));
M     = weight(1) + pin(:,end)./denom;

u     = un;

U     = p0.*n0./denom;
for ii=1:BDForder
  U  += -nin(:,end-ii)*weight(ii+1);
end

guess = nin(:,end);
n     = Udriftdiffusion(mesh,Dsides,guess,M,U,V,u);