Characteristics of gamma-ray line flares as observed in hard X-ray emissions and other phenomena

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Gamma Rays, Line Spectra, Solar Flares, Solar Spectra, Solar X-Rays, Particle Acceleration, Solar Maximum Mission, Solar Radio Bursts, Spaceborne Astronomy

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Observations of gamma-ray lines from solar flares by SMM demonstrated that energetic protons and heavy ions are accelerated during the impulsive phase. In order to understand the acceleration mechanism for gamma-ray producing protons and heavy ions, the authors have studied the characteristics of the flares from which gamma-ray lines were observed by SMM. In order to identify the characteristics unique to the gamma-ray line flares, they have also studied intense hard X-ray flares with no gamma-ray line emissions. It is concluded that the first-order Fermi acceleration operating in a flare loop is likely to be the acceleration mechanism for energetic proton and heavy ions as well as relativistic electrons.

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