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arxiv physics/0606044 v1 pith:RSMJMZB3 submitted 2006-06-05 physics.space-ph

Notes on the Dipole Coordinate System

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A strong magnetic field can make it advantageous to work in a coordinate system aligned with dipolar field lines. This monograph collect the formulas for some of the most frequently used expressions and operations in dipole coordinates.

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