Type dependence of solar flare effects on 164 kHz on season and peak-time X-ray flux enhancement

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Low Frequencies, Radiant Flux Density, Radio Transmission, Solar Activity Effects, Solar Flares, Solar X-Rays, Sudden Enhancement Of Atmospherics, Type 2 Bursts, Type 3 Bursts, X Ray Fluorescence, X Ray Spectra

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Three features of solar flare effects on 164 kHz radio waves propagated over a distance of about 1600 km from Tashkent to Delhi are identified. These are: (1) sudden enhancement of field strength followed by gradual recovery (type I); (2) sudden decrease of field strength followed by gradual recovery (type II); and (3) sudden decrease, rapid increase and gradual recovery (type III). Type I effects occur mostly during June to October, whereas effects of types II and III occur mostly during November to May. Statistical analysis shows that in a majority of cases relatively large X-ray flux enhancements in the range 0-10 A are necessary for type I and III effects to occur, whereas type II effects could be observed with lesser X-ray enhancements. It appears that differences in solar X-ray spectrum near the time of peak X-ray enhancement are not likely to account for the different types of observed solar flare effects on 164 kHz.

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