Solar Radio Sawtooth-Like Event

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We give an extensive overview of Doppler shift oscillations in hot active region loops obtained with SUMER. The oscillations are detected in loops observed 50-100 arcsec off the limb of the Sun in ultraviolet lines Fe XIX and Fe XXI. We measure physical parameters of 54 Doppler shift oscillations in 27 flare-like events and give geometric parameters of the associated hot loops when soft X-ray images are available. The oscillations have periods in the range 7-31 min with decay times 5.5-37.3 min and show an initial large Doppler shift pulse with peak velocities up to 200 km/s. Unlike TRACE oscillations they are mostly not triggered by large flares and may recur 2-3 times within a couple of hours. We have found various lines of evidence to support an interpretation of these oscillations in terms of slow magnetoacoustic standing waves in hot loops: (1) the intensity fluctuation lags the Doppler shifts by 1/4 period; (2) the phase speeds derived from observed periods and loop lengths roughly agree with the sound speed; (3) the dissipation time scales with period in accordance with the expectations of slow waves. We will also discuss the excitation and damping mechanisms of these oscillations.

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