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By solving for the changes 〈Δν〉 and 〈ΔνΔν〉 for a particle, it is shown that there is no diffusion equation for non-resonant particles when the electric field wave is damping. By indirect means it is then shown for this case that the appropriate quasi-linear solution for ƒ1(к, ν, t) is proportional to ∂ƒ0(ν, 0)/∂ν rather than ∂ƒ(ν, t)/∂ν.
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S. E. Bodner (1971) studied this question.
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