A radio burst with peculiar polarization behaviour in July 1974

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Polarized Electromagnetic Radiation, Solar Flux, Solar Radio Bursts, Electron Energy, Propagation Modes, Synchrotron Radiation, Thermal Radiation

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While observing the total solar flux at 17 GHz, a radio burst with unusual polarization characteristics (e.g., correlation of intensity maxima with maxima of polarization degree) was recorded. The discussion shows that there is a possibility for a small optical depth of the source for at least one propagation mode during the burst maximum. The emission may have been caused by synchroton radiation with a power-law electron-energy distribution with an index of about 4.

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