Relative timing of solar prompt gamma-ray line and X-ray emission expected from a trap plus precipitation model for protons and electrons

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Gamma Ray Spectra, Line Spectra, Solar Electrons, Solar Protons, Solar X-Rays, Electron Precipitation, Emission Spectra, Proton Precipitation, Solar Flares, Trapped Particles

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Hard X-ray and prompt gamma-ray line emissions are the most direct signatures of respectively electron and ion acceleration during solar flares. A model is presented describing the time dependent transport of energetic ions from the acceleration region to the interaction volume. The temporal evolution of some of the prompt gamma-ray lines produced by the protons once they have reached deep and dense layers is predicted. The relative timing of gamma-rays and of hard X-rays produced by electrons simultaneously injected in the same coronal loop is examined and the results are discussed in the frame of existing observations.

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