Transient nonlinear pitch angle scattering of energetic electrons by coherent VLF wave packets in the magnetosphere

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Earth Magnetosphere, Electron Scattering, Energetic Particles, Very Low Frequencies, Vlf Emission Recorders, Wave Packets, Adiabatic Equations, Atmospheric Models, Coherent Radiation, Cyclotron Resonance, Electron Energy, Pitch (Inclination), Radio Probing, Trapped Particles, Wave Interaction

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Adiabatic theory is used in studying the transient nonlinear pitch angle scattering experienced by energetic electrons under the influence of coherent VLF wave packets in the magnetosphere. Finite wave packets of both fixed and variable frequency are considered, as are wide ranges of L shell, wave amplitude, and wave frequency. The results indicate that large mean pitch angle changes can be induced in the portion of the energetic population that undergoes a nonlinear cyclotron resonance interaction with the wave packet.

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