Source structure of gradual rise and fall bursts at 17 GHz

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High Temperature Plasmas, Microwave Interferometers, Solar Flares, Solar Radio Bursts, Spatial Distribution, Circular Polarization, Coronal Loops, Magnetic Flux, Plasma Heating, Space Plasmas, Type 3 Bursts

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Gradual rise and fall (GRF) solar burst events are examined statistically to determine the location of high temperature plasmas in flare events. Observations of 195 GRF bursts recorded on a 17 GHz interferometer were employed, with all events lasting a minimum of 30 min and lacking rapid variations. The majority of GRF bursts displayed weak or undetectable circular polarization, while 21% of the events had a bipolar structure with a brightness maximum near the polarization reversal point. Separation distances are determined after producing east-west contours from observed Fourier components of the events using a Hamming data window, finding a 50-60 arcsec separation between the north and south polarity spots. FWHM calculations of the size of the source resulted in half the distance of the polarity spots and a source location near the top of the magnetic loops, where the plasma heating was concluded to occur.

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