The heliocentric radial variation of plasma oscillations associated with type III radio bursts

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Electron Plasma, Plasma Oscillations, Radial Distribution, Solar Activity, Type 3 Bursts, Electric Fields, Explorer Satellites, Field Strength, Helios Satellites, Voyager Project

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A survey is presented of all of the electron plasma oscillation events found to date in association with low-frequency type III solar radio bursts using approximately 9 years of observations from the Imp 6 and 8, Helios 1 and 2, and Voyager 1 and 2 spacecraft. Plasma oscillation events associated with type III radio bursts show a pronounced increase in both the intensity and the frequency of occurrence with decreasing heliocentric radial distance. This radial dependence explains why intense electron plasma oscillations are seldom observed in association with type III radio bursts at the orbit of the earth. Possible interpretations of the observed radial variation in the plasma oscillation intensity are considered.

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