Radio pulsations associated with the solar flare of 1982 April 14

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Chromosphere, Radio Spectra, Solar Flares, Solar X-Rays, H Alpha Line, Sunspots, Type 3 Bursts, Type 4 Bursts

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H-alpha observations of the complex class-2B solar flare of April 14, 1982, obtained in 4-msec exposures with a 70-pm passband Halle filter on a 15-cm f/15 refractor at Uttar Pradesh State Observatory are presented graphically and analyzed. Dynamic spectra of the associated radio event measured at Culgoora and flux-time profiles of the microwave bursts from Toyokawa Observatory are shown for comparison. Radio pulsation, type IV continuum, type III burst storms, and soft-X-ray emissions are found to precede the H-alpha event, which is characterized by formation of two ribbons, the release of streams of nonthermal electrons from kernels, and inward electron flow producing remote brightenings at a distance of about 100,000 km by interaction with lower chromospheric layers during the declining phase of the flare.

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