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Timescales for electron quasi-linear diffusion by parallel and oblique lower-band chorus waves

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Figure 2. Bounce-averaged pitch angle diffusion coeffi- coeffi-cient as a function of equatorial pitch angle a 0 for 100 keV electrons interacting with lower-band chorus waves such that w m = 0.35W c0 and Dw = 0.15W c0 , with a realistic wave number angula
Figure 6. Lifetime variation given by (10) and (16) as a function of the electron density N e at L = 4.5 for E = 1 MeV, with the same other parameters as in Figure 4, and the scaling N e 7/9

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