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Fig. 11

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Top: field energy levels as a function of . The colorbar is . Blue points at low f have an under-resolved Debye length that could explain the mismatch with 1/f. Bottom: field energy levels versus . We clearly see the mismatch between 1/Λp and the results, even if the trend is correct. The large scatter is a hint that Λ is not a relevant parameter to describe field fluctuations. Top and bottom: each point is the result from a simulation. The field energy levels are measured as the energy in the x electric field, (with α from Eq. (A.6)), divided by the kinetic energy of the superparticles,  ∑ sp(γsp − 1).

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