Abstract
A comparison between Monte Carlo and Boltzmann calculations extended to all the parameters of interest for swarm experiment analyses in N2 is presented. It is confirmed that multi-term calculations substantially improve the 2-term results. Important discrepancies remain, however, between Monte Carlo and analytical multi-term values of the longitudinal-diffusion coefficient. For other parameters, such as drift velocity and transversal-diffusion coefficient, the agreement between Monte Carlo and 6-term theory is much better, even if not always perfect.
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