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Drift rates calculated in FAST range for electrons with energy 5 keV (a), 30 keV (b), and 200 keV (c). On each panel, drift rates for each L value (same values as in Fig. 5) are plotted in a given color (L=2: black, L=5: violet, L=10: blue, L=20: green, L=40: pink). For each L-shell, drift rates are computed for 3 values of the equatorial pitch angle [ϕe1/2, ϕe1, 1.3 × ϕe1], and the curve corresponding to ϕe = ϕe1 is thicker than the other two. The corresponding value of ϕe is indicated next to each curve in the corresponding color. The red and orange lines represent the drift rates measured by FAST (see text). The increased electron energy corresponds to increased drift rates proportional to the electron velocity across the source regions.

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