Observations and interpretation of solar decameter type IIIb radio bursts

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Jun 1980

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Solar Physics, vol. 66, June 1980, p. 347-355.

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Plasma Physics

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Astronomical Models, Decametric Waves, Pulse Duration, Type 3 Bursts, Atmospherics, Electric Fields, Electromagnetic Radiation, Electron Beams, High Resolution, Magnetic Fields, Plasma Physics, Plasma-Particle Interactions

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Observations on the time structure of short duration, narrow band solar decameter type IIIb radio bursts are presented along with a theoretical model accounting for various features of the bursts. In contrast to the theory of Smith and de la Noe (1976), the electromagnetic modes of the plasma are immersed in the electric and magnetic fields in the presented theory, and the electric field enters at the single particle level and thus is accounted for in a more exact manner. In addition, the direction of propagation of the type IIIb radio burst is more clearly indicated by this theory than by Smith and de la Noe (1976).

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