The Li-7 and Be-7 deexcitation lines: Probes for accelerated particle transport models in solar flares

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Beryllium Isotopes, Energy Spectra, Gamma Rays, Lithium Isotopes, Particle Acceleration, Particle Interactions, Photons, Solar Flares, Transport Properties, Alpha Particles, Angular Distribution, Chromosphere, Coronas, Magnetic Fields, Magnetic Flux, Magnetohydrodynamics, Mathematical Models, Photosphere, Solar Atmosphere

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The photon energy spectrum of a spectral feature composed of the 429 and 478 keV gamma-ray lines from Li-7 and Be-7 (produced by interactions of flare-accelerated alpha particles with ambient He in the solar atmosphere) depends on the angular distribution of the interacting accelerated particles. This spectrum is calculated for limb and disc-centered flares using a loop model for the transport of the ions. In this model, the flux tube magnetic field is constant in the corona and converges in the chromosphere to the photosphere. Magnetic mirroring and MHD pitch-angle scattering are both taken into account. Comparison of these results with data from other experiments is presented.

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