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Determining the scaled disc model. Top: ƒy > 1. Bottom: ƒy < 1. The coordinate system is centred at (0, 0). The midpoint of the disc is shifted up to (0, δy). A (blue) circle is drawn with radius Rcircle (Eq. (3)). The circle is then scaled in the y direction by ƒy and this scaling is compensated with a scaling in the x direction with ƒx (grey). The midpoint of the disc is then shifted to (δx, δy), shearing the ellipse to the proper midpoint (orange). From this ellipse, the disc parameters can be determined.

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