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An Image depicting the poloidal (red, called theta) direction and the toroidal (blue, called phi) directions. Notably absent is the radial coordinate which starts from the centre of the tube and points out. Made in POV-Ray by Dave Burke 2006 |
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13 September 2006 |
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Own work |
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DaveBurke |
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