2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.jastp.2012.07.001
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Numerical investigation of the surfatron acceleration efficiency of charged particles by wave packets in space plasma

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“…3 and E OUT ≅ 1.40 GeV. In earlier works [Erokhin, et al, 1987, 1991, Loznikov, et al, 2010, Shkevov, et al 2013 was shown that the most effective particle acceleration takes place in the case when particle capture occurs on the left side of the wave packet, but from the other hand, the particle capture probability is higher when the charged particle is situated in the center of the wave packet structure, similar to the problem discussed in current paper.For the correct estimation of the particle energy growth, it is needed to calculate the relativistic factor value before and after surfatron acceleration period. As it was mentioned above, electron initial relativistic factor is γ (0) = 1.075 from where is received E INI ≅ 0.55 MeV resulting electron initial energy.…”
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“…3 and E OUT ≅ 1.40 GeV. In earlier works [Erokhin, et al, 1987, 1991, Loznikov, et al, 2010, Shkevov, et al 2013 was shown that the most effective particle acceleration takes place in the case when particle capture occurs on the left side of the wave packet, but from the other hand, the particle capture probability is higher when the charged particle is situated in the center of the wave packet structure, similar to the problem discussed in current paper.For the correct estimation of the particle energy growth, it is needed to calculate the relativistic factor value before and after surfatron acceleration period. As it was mentioned above, electron initial relativistic factor is γ (0) = 1.075 from where is received E INI ≅ 0.55 MeV resulting electron initial energy.…”
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“…Nonlinear effects from the interaction of the accelerating wave with the plasma are insignificant, if the wave amplitude E 0 is significantly lower than the field of relativistic nonlinearity, i.e. on the condition σ 2 << 1 [Erokhin, et al, 1987, 2007, Shkevov, et al, 2013.Let us consider the relativistic equations of motion of electrons with mass m e in the field of an electromagnetic wave E x = E 0 cos Ψ, Ψ = ωt -kx. It is supposed that β β β β = v/c, τ = ωt dimensionless time, ξ = ωx /c.…”
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