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A divertor configuration is a | A divertor configuration is a magnetic field configuration in which the toroidally confined (plasma) region is separated from the outside world by a [[Separatrix|separatrix]] - | ||
as opposed to a limiter configuration | as opposed to a limiter configuration in which the plasma's Last Closed Magnetic Surface is determined by the intersection of field lines by a material object. | ||
The divertor is the material structure intersecting the 'outgoing legs' of the magnetic separatrix surface. | The divertor is the material structure intersecting the 'outgoing legs' of the magnetic separatrix surface. | ||
Revision as of 16:19, 15 February 2010
A divertor configuration is a magnetic field configuration in which the toroidally confined (plasma) region is separated from the outside world by a separatrix - as opposed to a limiter configuration in which the plasma's Last Closed Magnetic Surface is determined by the intersection of field lines by a material object.
The divertor is the material structure intersecting the 'outgoing legs' of the magnetic separatrix surface.