Propagation of solar electrons with energy greater than 30 keV in interplanetary space

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Interplanetary Medium, Propagation Modes, Solar Electrons, Astronomical Models, Electron Energy, Lines Of Force, Magnetic Effects, Satellite Observation, Solar Flares, Time Response, Type 3 Bursts

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A model is proposed for the propagation of solar electrons, based on data obtained by the Prognoz satellites. These data are analyzed to determine the relationship between solar flares and bursts and increases in the intensity of solar electron fluxes. According to the proposed model, after instantaneous injection into the corona, fast electrons from a solar flare are propagated as a compact bunch inside a narrow cone of interplanetary magnetic field force lines and produce type III radio bursts in their path. A small fraction of the particles in a bunch is usually detected 60 to 100 minutes after injection of a second, slower component. This model is shown to explain previous observations of particles moving along a force line without scattering as well as the previously predicted 'cone of propagation'.

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