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The role of localized compressional ultra‐low frequency waves in energetic electron precipitation

Rae et al., 2018

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3044662699703208178
Author
Rae I
Murphy K
Watt C
Halford A
Mann I
Ozeke L
Sibeck D
Clilverd M
Rodger C
Degeling A
Forsyth C
Singer H
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Space Physics

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Typically, ultra‐low frequency (ULF) waves have historically been invoked for radial diffusive transport leading to acceleration and loss of outer radiation belt electrons. At higher frequencies, very low frequency waves are generally thought to provide a mechanism for …
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