Experimental measurements of the drift velocity and the ratio of longitudinal diffusion coefficient to mobility for electrons have been obtained for the range of 2.8<or=E/N<or=566 Td for argon and 14<or=E/N<or=849 Td for krypton (1 Td=10 -17 V cm 2 ). The results obtained from Monte Carlo simulation have been compared with the present and previously obtained data and a good fit has been achieved for the entire range of E/N. The simulation also produced results for the ionisation coefficient and the ratio of radial diffusion coefficient to mobility and these values have also been compared with other theoretical and experimental values, where available. The mean energy has also been computed and compared with the experimental breakdown voltage. This comparison has shown that equilibrium conditions exist in the region in which the present measurements have been made. As a result of this investigation, two sets of cross-sections are given which accurately simulate electron swarm parameters in argon and krypton respectively.
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