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  1. ; (, Physics of Plasmas)
    The problem of the charged-particle motion in an axisymmetric magnetic geometry is used to assess the validity of higher-order Hamiltonian guiding-center theory, which includes higher-order corrections associated with gyrogauge invariance as well as guiding-center polarization induced by magnetic-field non-uniformity. Two axisymmetric magnetic geometries are considered: a magnetic mirror geometry and a simple tokamak geometry. When a magnetically confined charged-particle orbit is regular (i.e., its guiding-center magnetic moment is adiabatically invariant), the guiding-center approximation, which conserves both energy and azimuthal canonical angular momentum, is shown to be faithful to the particle orbit when higher-order corrections are taken into account. 
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