Quasi-linear pitch angle diffusion coefficients: Retaining high harmonics

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Cyclotron Frequency, Diffusion Coefficient, Electron Distribution, Electron Scattering, Harmonic Radiation, Latitude, Particle Precipitation, Plasmasphere, Wave Propagation, Earth Magnetosphere, Geomagnetism, Plasmas (Physics), Steady State

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Diffusion coefficents for electrons pitch angle scattered by plasmaspheric hiss are reconsidered, as given by quasi-linear theroy, overcoming pratical problems in keeping high cyclotron harmonics n. Upper bounds are used to identify ranges of latitude, n, and wave-normal angle which give only negligible contributions, so that the detailed computation of these values may be avoided, resulting in large savings of computational effort. A simple wasy of obtaining precipitation lifetimes from the diffusion coefficents is also given, using a shooting method. The lifetimes and steady state fluxes are computed, leading to shorter lifetimes and lower fluxes than previously reported, for energies above 500 keV and McIlwain parameter L greater than 3.

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