Table 1
Comparison of ExPRES simulations with FAST observations: L-shell ranges for which the simulated t–f domain includes the observed bursts.
| Electron distribution feature driving the ECM | L-O North | L-O South | R-X North | R-X South |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loss-cone 5 keV | L=2 | L≤5 | L=2 | L≤5 |
| Loss-cone 10 keV | L=2 | L≤5 | L=2 | L≤5 |
| Loss-cone 30 keV | (L=2) | L≤10 | (L=2) | L≤10 |
| Loss-cone 100 keV | – | L=5 | – | L=5 |
| Loss-cone 200 keV | – | – | – | – |
| Loss-cone 500 keV | – | – | – | – |
| Shell | L=2 | L=2 | L=2 | L=2 |
Notes. For each scenario, emission mode and hemisphere of origin of the emission, the L-shells for which the simulated t–f domain includes the observed bursts are listed. Values in parentheses correspond to cases where the agreement is marginal (see text). Boldface style indicates compatibility with observed polarisation.
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