The gyrokinetic equation given above is written in terms of variables (X,μ,𝜀,α). Next, we transform it into coordinates (X′,μ′,v∥,α′) which are defined by
![]() | (369) |
Use this definition and the chain rule, we obtain
andNote that the gyro-averaging operator in (X′,μ′,v∥,α′) coordinates is identical to that in the old coordinates since the perpendicular velocity variable μ is identical between the two coordinate systems. Also note that the perturbed guiding-center velocity δVD is given by
![]() | (374) |
where ∂∕∂X (rather than ∂∕∂X′) is used. Since δϕ(x) = δϕg(X,μ′,α′), which is independent of v∥, then Eq. (370) indicates that ∂δϕ∕∂X = ∂δϕ∕∂X′.
Following the same procedures, equation (141) in terms of (X′,μ′,v∥,α′) is written as
next, try to recover the equation in Mishchenk’s paper:
![]() | (376) |
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The guiding-center velocity in the equilibrium field is given by
![]() | (377) |
where
![]() | (378) |
![]() | (379) |
Using B∥0⋆ ≈ B0, then expression (377) is written as
![]() | (380) |
where the curvature drift, ∇B drift, and E0 × B0 drift can be identified. Note that the perturbed guiding-center velocity δVD is given by (refer to Sec. C.3)
![]() | (381) |
Using the above results, equation (375) is written as