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	Piecewise omnigenity is a property of the magnetic field such that the mean radial collisionless guiding center magnetic drift is zero. It consists on the property of ~~omnigenity~~ being fulfilled piecewisely on the flux surface of the stellarator.		Piecewise omnigenity is a property of the magnetic field such that the mean radial collisionless guiding center magnetic drift is zero. It consists on the property of [[omnigeneity]] being fulfilled piecewisely on the flux surface of the stellarator.