Magnetic Fields and Magnetic Diagnostics for Tokamak Plasmas
Magnetic Fields and Magnetic Diagnostics for Tokamak Plasmas
Magnetic Fields and Magnetic Diagnostics for Tokamak Plasmas
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<strong>Magnetic</strong> fields <strong>and</strong> tokamak plasmas<br />
Alan Wootton<br />
8. SOME FUNDAMENTAL RELATIONS<br />
Geometry<br />
In section 6 we derived an analytic expression <strong>for</strong> the flux outside a large aspect ratio (a/R g 0) is S φ , <strong>and</strong> the boundaries are S n <strong>and</strong> l. dV is the volume element on V, dS φ the area<br />
element on S φ , dS n is the area element on S n <strong>and</strong> dl the line element on l. There<strong>for</strong>e<br />
dV = 2πRdS φ 8.1<br />
dS n = 2πRdl 8.2<br />
z<br />
dS n<br />
contour l<br />
φ<br />
plasma<br />
R<br />
dS φ<br />
Figure 8.1. Geometry<br />
Normal <strong>and</strong> tangential derivatives on l are ∂/∂n <strong>and</strong> ∂/∂τ. The positive orientation on l is that S φ<br />
lies on the RHS. Note this is DIFFERENT from what was assumed in section 6. The general<br />
question is: "How can we derive in<strong>for</strong>mation on the magnetic field <strong>and</strong> plasma in V (or S φ ) from<br />
the fields measured on l"<br />
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