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ИНКРЕМЕНТЫ СВИСТОВЫХ ВОЛН В МАГНИТОСФЕРЕ ПО ИЗМЕРЕНИЯМ ПОТОКОВ ЭНЕРГИЧНЫХ ЭЛЕКТРОНОВ НА СПУТНИКЕ VAN ALLEN PROBE A
Measurements of the differential fluxes of energetic electrons in the equatorial region of the magnetosphere
in the energy range from units of keV to hundreds of keV carried out on Van Allen Probes
make it possible to obtain the distribution function of electrons resonantly interacting with whistlers in the
VLF range and to calculate the corresponding local amplification rate (increments) of the waves. The article
presents the results of the reconstruction of the distribution function of energetic electrons, as well as the
direct calculation of the wave increments without any model assumptions about the form of the distribution
function. The data from the Van Allen Probe A satellite on electron fluxes in the energy range of 33–143 keV
are used, and the dependence of the increment on frequency along the satellite path is calculated. The
obtained increment values are compared with the spatial and temporal variations in VLF emissions detected
by the satellite. An important feature of the calculated increments is their significant variation during the time
between successive measurements of the fluxes, i.e., at times on the order of 11 s.