The morphological and statistical properties of solar X-ray events with long decay times

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Astronomical Photography, Skylab Program, Solar Activity, Solar X-Rays, Spaceborne Telescopes, Decay Rates, H Alpha Line, Life (Durability), Statistical Analysis, X Ray Telescopes

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Photographic data from the S-054 X-ray telescope on Skylab has been used to study the morphological and statistical properties of a class of X-ray events with long decay times. The events were selected for analysis based on their Solrad 1-8 A flux signatures. These events are associated statistically with long-lived active regions, white-light coronal transients, and H alpha prominence activations. These X-ray events usually consist of an arcade of loops with a bright linear structure running along the arcade. The heights of the loops, their expansion velocities, their lifetimes, and morphological appearances all suggest that at least some of these events are the X-ray analog of the loop prominence systems observed in H alpha by Bruzek.

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