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Estimating coil features from an equilibrium
Eduardo Rodriguez, Wrick Sengupta
The paper introduces a theoretical method to design artificial modular coils for stellarators directly from equilibrium magnetic field properties, using a current potential on flux…
The Geometry of Flux Surfaces with Quasi-Poloidal Symmetry
Rishin Madan, Wrick Sengupta, Elizabeth J. Paul +4
Quasi-poloidal (QP) magnetic fields have desirable properties for confining plasma: no radial drift of guiding centres (with positive implications for neoclassical transport), zero…
Compact quasiaxisymmetric stellarators, a near axisymmetric theory
Wrick Sengupta, Rogerio Jorge, Nikita Nikulsin +4
We develop a theory of ridges in compact stellarators with quasiaxisymmetry (QA). The equilibrium with finite plasma currents and pressure is modeled by ideal magnetohydrostatics (…
Optical analogy for stellarators: Ridges as caustics and coils as singularities
Wrick Sengupta, Stefan Buller, Rogerio Jorge +7
A common feature of most numerically optimized stellarator geometries is the presence of sharp ridges on outer flux surfaces, irrespective of the rotational transform. Despite thei…
Periodic Korteweg-de Vries soliton potentials generate quasisymmetric magnetic fields
W. Sengupta, N. Nikulsin, S. Buller +6
Quasisymmetry (QS) is a hidden symmetry of the magnetic field strength, B, that effectively confines charged particles in a three-dimensional toroidal plasma equilibrium. Here, we…
Statistical equilibrium model for stellarators
Maximilian Ruth, Joshua W. Burby, Wrick Sengupta +1
In three dimensional toroidal domains without symmetry, the standard magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) equilibrium model used for magnetic confinement fusion does not generally support smo…