Source of Coronal and IP Type II Bursts Inferred from Radio and White-light Observations

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We report on a study of the speeds of type II radio bursts in the metric (m) and dekameter-hectometric (DH) wavelength range constrained by the time-height measurements of the associated coronal mass ejections (CMEs). Dynamic spectra of type II bursts show occasionally a clear discontinuity in frequency and temporal overlap of metric and DH type II bursts. This has been interpreted to signify either (1) a different origin of the type II components, i.e., the DH-component is caused by a CME-driven shock and the m-component by a blast wave or unknown source, or (2) same source but a different location, i.e., the DH-component originates from the shock nose and the m-component from the shock flanks. Our preliminary results suggest that the single CME-driven shock scenario can match both m and DH-component of type II bursts reasonably well, assuming that true space speeds of the CMEs and shocks are utilized.

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