Unusual intensity-time profiles of ground-level solar proton events

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Jun 1996

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1996aipc..374..131s&link_type=abstract

High energy solar physics. AIP Conference Proceedings, Volume 374, pp. 131-139 (1996).

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Particle Emission, Solar Wind

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Relativistic solar proton events have been prolific during the 22nd solar cycle. With improved measurement techniques and time resolutions several unusual characteristics have been observed in the intensity-time profiles of these events as recorded by ground-based neutron monitors. In particular several events exhibit an unusual initial anisotropic spike recorded by stations viewing into or through a narrow cone of asymptotic directions. A similar structure was observed during the 19th solar cycle associated with solar activity from the same heliolongitude range on the solar disk. Any solar particle acceleration and/or interplanetary propagation models must be able to explain these type of intensity-time profiles.

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