A survey of the peculiar radio emission of the solar behind-limb event on 16th February 1984

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Particle Emission, Relativistic Particles, Solar Flares, Solar Limb, Solar Radio Emission, Ionospheric Disturbances, Magnetic Storms, Plasma Diagnostics, Plasma Radiation

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This paper presents radio emission measurements, taken from different European stations, of the February 16th, 1984 solar behind-limb burst, which started in the active region AR 4408 at a longitude of about 130 deg W. The event was related to a very strong relativistic particle emission, the presence of cm-wave radiation from altitudes above 200,000 km above the photosphere, and an unusual U-shaped type II burst pattern consisting of four simultaneous emission bands. The spectrum in the cm-dm range exhibited different stages of evolution related to the burst onset, the burst maximum, and the postburst increase. It appears possible that, at dm-waves during the burst maximum, a partial overlapping of plasma radiation with gyrosynchroton radiation governing the cm-wave range took place.

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