Dimensionless Radius: What is the Range?

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The discussion centers on the concept of Dimensionless Radius, defined as the ratio of a specific radius to a reference value, which may not necessarily be the maximum radius. Participants clarify that while the expected range for Dimensionless Radius is typically between 0 and 1, the graph in question displays a range of 0 to 3, indicating that the reference value used is not the maximal radius but rather a typical radius. This distinction is crucial for accurately interpreting the data presented in the graph.

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Dear all

Please find the attached picture. I have a question on Dimensionless radius.
I believe that it is a ratio of radius and maximum radius . The range should be 0-1 . But in the attachment I found that in the x-axis the range is 0- 3 . Can you please explain how?

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It is the radius divided by some reference value. That can be the maximal radius, but it does not have to be. Apparently, in this graph it is not the maximal radius, it looks more like a typical radius.
 
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