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Characterizing Flux-Surface Shapes in Tokamaks and Quasi-Symmetric Stellarators
Modern stellarator designs routinely attain high levels of magnetic-field quasi-symmetry through flux-surface shaping. Here, we examine different methods for characterizing stellarator flux-surface shapes in a manner analogous to flux-surface shaping in tokamaks. The methods considered use a Fourier
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