Propagation characteristics of solar flare particles

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Particle Motion, Solar Cosmic Rays, Solar Electrons, Solar Flares, Solar Protons, Transport Properties, Data Reduction, Frequency Distribution, Particle Energy, Relativistic Particles, Solar Corona, Statistical Analysis

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A statistical study on the propagation characteristics of about 80 solar particle events is carried out using the data from Goddard cosmic-ray experiments. It is found that for particles near onset as well as maximum particle intensity at 1 AU, a linear relation exists between the velocity and the traveled distance. This holds for both relativistic electrons (0.5-1.1 MeV) and nonrelativistic protons (4-80 MeV). The relation indicates that particle propagation is independent of both rigidity and energy. It is shown that in general interplanetary diffusion plays a minor role in particle propagation during the initial phase of a flare effect. A study of the onset characteristics indicates that the speed of particle transport in the corona may be as high as 40 deg/hr. This behavior can not be accounted for by either magnetic-field or curvature drift.

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