Spectra of the hot plasma power of solar flares according to the experimental data of CORONAS-F/SPIRIT

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Results of the search and investigations of the periodic processes in the high-temperature plasma of solar flares are presented. Such plasma with a temperature of more than 5 million K is formed mainly in the corona and is observed on the images of the Sun as sources of soft X rays (SX). In the paper, data from the Russian SPIRIT experiment on the satellite CORONAS-F, that occurred from August 2001 to December 2005, are used. A unique duration and temporal resolution of the observation of the Sun in the SX range were used during the experiment. As a consequence of the processing of these data, especially, several thousand images of the NOAA active regions 9825 and 9830 obtained from February 19 to 22, 2009, stable oscillations with a period of 5-20 min in radiation from flares were successfully discovered and the connection between the type of flare and its power spectrum was established. An interpretation of the obtained results is presented.

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