First order Fermi acceleration at multiple oblique shocks

First order Fermi acceleration at multiple oblique shocks

Numerical results for particle acceleration at multiple oblique shocks are presented. We calculate the steady state spectral slope of test particles accelerated by the first order Fermi process. The results are compared to analytical treatments, for parameters, where the diffusion approximation does...

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