Coronal and interplanetary magnetic fields inferred from band-splitting of type II bursts

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Sun: Radio Radiation, Shock Waves, Corona, Interplanetary Medium

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Adopting that the band-splitting of type II bursts is a consequence of the plasma emission from the upstream and downstream shock region, the band-split reveals the shock Mach number. On the other hand, the shock speed can be inferred from the frequency drift. Combining these two parameters the Alfvén velocity and the magnetic field in the ambient plasma can be estimated. The results of such an analysis applied to 44 type II bursts recorded from decimetric to kilometric wavelengths are presented. The inferred magnetic field decreases as R-2 beyond the radial distance of 1.5 solar radii (R > 1.5) if the two-fold Saito density model is applied at R < 10 and Leblanc model beyond R ≍ 30. In that case the Alfvén velocity shows a shallow local minimum of vA ≍ 400 km s-1 at 2 < R < 3 and a broad local maximum of vA ≍ 500 km s-1 at 4 < R < 6.

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