Physics
Scientific paper
Dec 1990
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1990soph..130..361z&link_type=abstract
(Committee of European Radio Astronomers, SNSF, URSI, et al., Workshop on Particle Beams in the Solar Atmosphere, Braunwald, Swi
Physics
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Magnetic Field Configurations, Solar Activity, Solar Corona, Solar Magnetic Field, Solar Radio Bursts, Temporal Resolution, Gyrofrequency, Regression Analysis, Solar Flares, Stellar Models
Scientific paper
Results are reported from a correlation analysis for 57 microwave impulsive bursts observed at six frequencies. A regression line between the peak frequency and the corresponding rise time of microwave impulsive bursts is obtained, with a correlation coefficient of -0.43. This can be explained in the frame of a thermal model. The magnetic field decrease with height has to be much slower than in a dipole field in order to explain the weak dependence of f(p) on t(r). This decrease of magnetic field with height in burst sources is based on the relationship between f(p) and t(r) found by assuming a thermal flare model with a collisionless conduction front.
Magun Andreas
Schanda Erwin
Zhao Ren-Yang
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