Investigation of Long-Wave Radio Bursts from Interball-1 Satellite Observations

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Jan 2002

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Cosmic Research, v. 40, Issue 1, p. 25-31 (2002).

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Long-wave radio bursts recorded on the Interball-1 satellite in the frequency band 100-1500 kHz are analyzed. The events distinguished by large amplitude radio emission fluxes were selected. These bursts were identified with powerful solar flares, during which time fluxes of hard X-ray radiation, meter-wave radio bursts (types II and IV), and coronal transients were observed. Temporal profiles of the bursts are characterized by a quick drift in frequency and are typical for bursts of III and SA types. The instant of long-wave radio burst generation seems to correspond to the expansion phase of a flare.

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