Some studies on the nature of solar X-ray flares

Details Some studies on the nature of solar X-ray flares Some studies on the nature of solar X-ray flares

Jun 1974

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Indian Journal of Radio and Space Physics, vol. 3, June 1974, p. 137-139.

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Space Physics

Solar Flares, Solar X-Rays, Time Response, Explorer 37 Satellite, Satellite Observation, Solar Flux

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Peak-flux values and rise times of 2500 solar X-ray flares recorded by Solrad 9 (Explorer 37) between 1 and 8 A during the period from January 1969 to December 1971 were examined in relation to their duration and rise time/duration ratio. Results obtained from the statistical analysis strongly suggest that X-ray flares can be broadly divided into three definite types: impulsive, gradual rise and fall, and gradual rise-quick fall.

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