Test particle modeling of wave-induced energetic electron precipitation

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Electron Energy, Electron Precipitation, Energetic Particles, Radiation Belts, Wave Interaction, Whistlers, Computerized Simulation, Cyclotron Resonance, Distribution Functions, Energy Spectra

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A test particle computer model of the precipitation of radiation belt electrons is extended to compute the dynamic energy spectrum of transient electron fluxes induced by short-duration VLF wave packets traveling along the geomagnetic field lines. The model is adapted to estimate the count rate and associated spectrum of precipitated electrons that would be observed by satellite-based particle detectors with given geometric factor and orientation with respect to the magnetic field. A constant-frequency wave pulse and a lightning-induced whistler wave packet are used as examples of the stimulating wave signals. The effects of asymmetry of particle mirror heights in the two hemispheres and the atmospheric backscatter of loss cone particles on the computed precipitated fluxes are discussed.

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