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[[File:Geometry.png|400px|thumb|right|Sketch of tokamak geometry, including separatrix]] | [[File:Geometry.png|400px|thumb|right|Sketch of tokamak geometry, including separatrix]] | ||
The triangularity refers to the shape of the poloidal cross section of the Last Closed [[Flux surface]] (LCFS) or [[separatrix]] of a [[tokamak]]. | The triangularity refers to the shape of the poloidal cross section of the Last Closed [[Flux surface]] (LCFS) or [[separatrix]] of a [[tokamak]]. | ||
Assuming: | Assuming<ref>T.C. Luce, [[doi:10.1088/0741-3335/55/9/095009|Plasma Phys. Control. Fusion '''55''' (2013) 095009 ]]</ref>: | ||
* ''R<sub> | * ''R<sub>max</sub>'' is the maximum value of ''R'' along the LCFS or separatrix. | ||
* ''a'' is the minor radius of the plasma, defined | * ''R<sub>min</sub>'' is the minimum value of ''R'' along the LCFS or separatrix. | ||
* ''R<sub>geo</sub>'' is the geometric major radius, defined as ''(R<sub>max</sub> + R<sub>min</sub>)/2''. | |||
* ''a'' is the minor radius of the plasma, defined ''(R<sub>max</sub> - R<sub>min</sub>)/2''. | |||
* ''R<sub>upper</sub>'' is the major radius of the highest vertical point of the LCFS. | * ''R<sub>upper</sub>'' is the major radius of the highest vertical point of the LCFS. | ||
* ''R<sub>lower</sub>'' is the major radius of the lowest vertical point of the LCFS. | * ''R<sub>lower</sub>'' is the major radius of the lowest vertical point of the LCFS. | ||
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* [[Toroidal coordinates]] | * [[Toroidal coordinates]] | ||
* [[Effective plasma radius]] | * [[Effective plasma radius]] | ||
== References == | |||
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