Periodic Structure in Solar Radio Bursts and its Relation to Burst Energy

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DURING the period November 1967-October 1968, observations of solar radio emission were made at the Radio and Space Research Station, Slough, using a correlation type of polarimeter at a frequency of 2.8 GHz. The output corresponding to the left-hand component of polarization was recorded on paper chart at the comparatively fast speed of 60 cm h-1, giving resolution in time of about 2 s. It was found that many bursts which looked simple in form when recorded at 3 inches h-1 were resolved at the higher recording speed into complex structures, some of which were extremely impulsive.

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