Narrow-band decimeter bursts and X-ray emissions - Possible evidence of negative absorption or maser effect

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Decimeter Waves, Masers, Radiation Absorption, Solar Flares, Solar Radio Bursts, Solar X-Rays, Circular Polarization, Spaceborne Astronomy

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Hinotori satellite X-ray data and ground observatory microwave data are used to study bursts with peculiar time evolution and narrow band microwave spectra. Possible evidence of maser effect or negative absorption is adduced to explain the observed sequence of radio-X-ray phenomena. Narrow band decimeter radiation in the third and fourth flares observed is not polarized, while the maser effect would have yielded nearly 100 percent polarization. The only existing mechanism for the depolarization of circular radiation is mode coupling, as suggested by Cohen (1958).

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