A New Method Constructing Magnetic Flux Coordinates
J.Todoroki, H.Sanuki, M.Yokoyama
National Institute for Fusion Science, Toki, Gifu 509-5292, Japan
The magnetic flux coordinates, such as Boozer's coordinates, are the important tool to study the magnetic configurations as well as plasma confinement in the toroidal devices. The coordinate is constructed by the algorithm given by Boozer; the magnetic surface is constructed by tracing a magnetic line of force for long time, until the line covers the surface sufficiently dense. The two dimensional Fourier transform on the magnetic surface is constructed by one dimensional Fourier transform along the magnetic line of force. However, if the rotational transform is near some low order rational number, it is not easy to obtain the reliable results.
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