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On 10 March 2001 the active region NOAA 9368 produced an unusually impulsive solar flare in close proximity to the solar limb. This flare has previously been studied in great detail, with observations classifying it as a type 1 white-light flare with a very hard spectrum in hard X-rays. The flare was also associated with a type II radio burst and coronal mass ejection. The flare emission characteristics appeared to closely correspond to previous instances of seismic emission from acoustically active flares. Using standard local helioseismic methods, we identified the seismic signatures produced by the flare that, to date, is the least energetic (in soft X-rays) of the flares known to have generated a detectable acoustic transient. Holographic analysis of the flare shows a compact acoustic source strongly correlated with the impulsive hard X-rays, visible continuum, and radio emission. Time?–?distance diagrams of the seismic waves emanating from the flare region also show faint signatures, mainly in the eastern sector of the active region. The strong spatial coincidence between the seismic source and the impulsive visible continuum emission reinforces the theory that a substantial component of the seismic emission seen is a result of sudden heating of the low photosphere associated with the observed visible continuum emission. Furthermore, the low-altitude magnetic loop structure inferred from potential-field extrapolations in the flaring region suggests that there is a significant anti-correlation between the seismicity of a flare and the height of the magnetic loops that conduct the particle beams from the corona. 相似文献
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Bhuwan Joshi P. K. Manoharan Astrid M. Veronig P. Pant Kavita Pandey 《Solar physics》2007,242(1-2):143-158
The evolution of an X2.7 solar flare, that occurred in a complex β γ δ magnetic configuration region on 3 November 2003 is discussed by utilizing a multi-wavelength data set. The very first signature of pre-flare coronal activity is observed in radio wavelengths as a type III burst that occurred several minutes prior to the flare signature in Hα. This type III burst is followed by the appearance of a loop-top source in hard X-ray (HXR) images obtained from RHESSI. During the main phase of the event, Hα images observed from ARIES solar tower telescope, Nainital, reveal well-defined footpoint (FP) and loop-top (LT) sources. As the flare evolves, the LT source moves upward and the separation between the two FP sources increases. The co-alignment of Hα with HXR images shows spatial correlation between Hα and HXR footpoints, whereas the rising LT source in HXR is always located above the LT source seen in Hα. The evolution of LT and FP sources is consistent with the reconnection models of solar flares. The EUV images at 195 Å taken by SOHO/EIT reveal intense emission on the disk at the flaring region during the impulsive phase. Further, slow-drifting type IV bursts, observed at low coronal heights at two time intervals along the flare period, indicate rising plasmoids or loop systems. The intense type II radio burst at a time in between these type IV bursts, but at a relatively greater height, indicates the onset of CME and its associated coronal shock wave. The study supports the standard CSHKP model of flares, which is consistent with nearly all eruptive flare models. More importantly, the results also contain evidence for breakout reconnection before the flare phase. 相似文献
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We report on the structure and geometry of coronal magnetic fields inferred from the observations of meter-decimeter type III and moving type IV radio bursts, associated with a Hα flare. This is the first report of type III radio bursts from the Nançay radioheliograph after it acquired the two-dimensional multifrequency capability. Dispersion of the radio source positions with frequency suggests that open and closed field lines are considerably inclined to the radial direction which is consistent with the connectivity observed in the magnetogram. We suggest that multiple arch systems are involved in the type IV emission. From the polarization and dispersion characteristics of the type IV source, we infer that the emission is due to fundamental plasma emission. 相似文献
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为解释太阳运动IV型射电爆发的相干辐射机制提出一个理论模型．从耀斑中产生的高能电子，可以被扩展上升的太阳磁流管俘获．在磁流管顶部，这些高能电子的速度分布形成为类束流速度分布，激发束流等离子体的不稳定性，并且主要直接放大O模电磁波．不稳定性增长率敏锐地依赖了日冕等离子体参数，fpe／fce和射束温度Tb，这能定性解释在太阳运动IV型射电爆发中观测到的高亮温度和高偏振度，以及宽频谱的特性． 相似文献
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The severe geomagnetic storm which occurred during 27–29 August 1978 was remarkable because it arrived unexpectedly and was not related to a solar flare or long-lived coronal hole. Observations on 900 celestial radio sources show that the storm was associated with a large-scale region causing enhanced interplanetary scintillation which enveloped the Earth at the same time. The disturbance was first detected on 26 August, when the outer boundary had reached a distance of about 0.8 a.u. from the Sun and it was tracked until 30 August. The enhancement was followed by a fast solar wind stream and its shape suggests that it was a compression zone caused by the birth of the stream. 相似文献
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A solar radio outburst is described in which a moving type IV burst is observed to break up into several components. A close association is found to exist between this source and a type II burst which occurred during the same period and detailed analysis indicates that both bursts were excited by a common shock wave ejected from the flare region. 相似文献
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Hudson Hugh S. Khan Josef I. Lemen James R. Nitta Nariaki V. Uchida Yutaka 《Solar physics》2003,212(1):121-149
Recent extreme ultraviolet (EUV) observations from SOHO have shown the common occurrence of flare-associated global coronal
waves strongly correlated with metric type II bursts, and in some cases with chromospheric Moreton waves. Until now, however,
few direct soft X-ray detections of related global coronal waves have been reported. We have studied Yohkoh Soft X-ray Telescope (SXT) imaging observations to understand this apparent discrepancy, and describe the problems in this
paper. We have found good X-ray evidence for a large-scale coronal wave associated with a major flare on 6 May 1998. The earliest
direct trace of the wave motion on 6 May consisted of an expanding volume within 20 Mm (projected) of the flare-core loops,
as established by loop motions and a dimming signature. Wavefront analyses of the soft X-ray observations point to this region
as the source of the wave, which began at the time of an early hard X-ray spike in the impulsive phase of the flare. The emission
can be seen out to a large radial distance (some 220 Mm from the flare core) by SXT, and a similar structure at a still greater
distance by EIT (the Extreme Ultraviolet Imaging Telescope) on SOHO. The radio dynamic spectra confirm that an associated
disturbance started at a relatively high density, consistent with the X-ray observations, prior to the metric type II burst
emission onset. The wavefront tilted away from the vertical as expected from refraction if the Alfvén speed increases with
height in the corona. From the X-ray observations we estimate that the electron temperature in the wave, at a distance of
120 Mm from the flare core, was on the order of 2–4 MK, consistent with a Mach number in the range 1.1–1.3.
Supplementary material to this paper is available in electronic form at http://dx.doi.org/10.1023/A:1022904125479
deceased 相似文献
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Slow drift (Type II) radio bursts from the sun are believed to be caused by a primary disturbance moving outward through the solar atmosphere with a velocity of about 1000 km/sec. Analysis of the 2 years, 1956 October 1 through 1958 September 30, over the sunspot maximum shows that 45 per cent of these bursts are associated with the subsequent occurrence of terrestrial auroræ and magnetic storms. The mean delay between the radio bursts and the terrestrial disturbances is 33 hr, which is in good accord with the velocity for the disturbing source as deduced from the radio data. Investigation of the properties of the individual slow drift bursts and their association with other solar radio and optical phenomena reveals no completely conclusive criteria to explain why only 45 per cent of the bursts are geomagnetically important. The geomagnetic effects are enhanced, however, if the bursts occur near the equinoxes and if they are accompanied by a flare o'f importance 2 or 3, or by continuum (Type IV) radiation.
In the reverse association, with radio data available for an average 14 hr daily, it is shown that at least 60 per cent of magnetic storms are preceded, within 4 days, by a slow drift burst. 相似文献
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A. Abrami 《Solar physics》1976,46(1):229-240
A study has been made of the behaviour in time of the positions, flux density and polarization for the radio emissions at frequencies of 237 and 408 MHz (from Trieste observations), taking into account also the published results at 169 and 160–200 MHz (from Nançay and Utrecht) connected with the solar flare which occurred on January 14, 1971, at 11h21m UT.The flare and the subsequent emissions may have been excited by a fall of coronal matter along the lines of force of the magnetic field in the relevant active region, exciting radio emissions of two different types: a type II-like emission and a type III group apparently located at different positions.This discrepancy can be easily explained if we assume that the type III group was due to second harmonic emission in backward direction, strongly refracted by the coronal plasma.The observed spike emission was due to a source high in the corona, excited by the type II-like perturbation which originated in the flare region, and this fact clearly points out the relationship between all the observed peculiar emissions from type IV sources, as has already been stated by this author. 相似文献
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On 6 September, 1982 very regular, narrow-band radio pulsations of solar origin were observed on the 410 MHz solar radiometer at the Learmonth Solar Observatory. Initial low-amplitude pulsations with a period of about 3 min gave way to large-amplitude pulsations with a period of about 5 min following a 1B solar flare. Position measurements at 327 MHz with the Culgoora Radioheliograph indicated two sources: a strong, extended source located above a unipolar magnetic region near the centre of the disk and a much weaker source near the west limb. Polarisation measurements indicate the burst to be plasma emission.The radio pulsations were unique in their association with both sympathetic radio emission and optical flares at widely different locations. Interpretation of the observations in terms of sausage mode standing oscillations in a coronal flux tube leads to an estimate of the magnetic flux density B = 45 G at the 400 MHz plasma level. Also a 2.8-fold density increase in the loop after the 1B flare is inferred. 相似文献
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A solar radio type II burst (which was seen as two patches of emission, one during 07:00–07:13 UT and other one during 07:20–07:35 UT)
was observed on 22 March 1998 using the Madurai radio spectrograph. A broad range of data (from Culgoora and Hiraiso spectrographs,
white-light data from SOHO/LASCO and X-ray data from Yohkoh and GOES satellites) was also studied for this event, which was analyzed in comparison with these supplementary data. In
addition, the conditions associated with this shock were analyzed quantitatively. From the above investigations, the following
conclusions have been made. The temporal relationship between H-alpha flare and burst has shown that the active region AR 8185
is the source of this type II burst. A bright front feature observed with LASCO is also associated with this type II burst
and active region AR 8185. The time profile of the shock derived from the first patch of this type II burst coincides with
the flare starting time. Also, within error limits, the start time of the CME is same as the flare. Hence, it is not possible
to decide whether the type II originated in the flare or was driven by CME. In addition, the investigations of the second
patch alone has provided the following results. The inferred shock speed for the second patch of emission is lower than the
first and closer to the CME speed. The emission occurred below 50 MHz. These conditions imply that this patch may be a separate
burst which might have been produced by the CME alone. 相似文献
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The association of solar radio bursts of spectral type II and coronal shocks with solar flare ejecta observed in H, the green coronal line, and white-light coronagraphs is examined. Rather than identifying fast-moving optical coronal transients with outward-travelling shock waves that generate type II radio bursts, as has been suggested in some earlier papers, we suggest that, for the most part, such transients should probably be identified with piston-type phenomena well behind the shock. We then discuss a general model, consisting of three main velocity regimes, in which we relate type II radio bursts and coronal shocks to optically-observed ejecta. 相似文献
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The series of nine impulsive, highly collimated beams of near-relativistic electrons seen by ACE/EPAM on 26 and 27 June 2004
occurred at a quiet time with respect to solar flare and CME production. However, they were accompanied by decametric type
III radio bursts observed by WIND/WAVES, which had progressively higher starting frequencies, suggestive of coronal acceleration.
There were no CMEs seen by SOHO/LASCO in association with any of the type III bursts except possibly the first. The energy
spectrum of the electrons was soft, typically E−4.5 but extended up to at least ∼200 keV. We suggest that the source region for these events is in the high corona. We discuss
this result in the context of solar electron acceleration at other times. 相似文献
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Agalakov B. V. Ledenev V. G. Lubyshev B. I. Nefedyev V. P. Yazev S. A. Zubkova G. N. Kerdraon A. Urbarz H. W. 《Solar physics》1997,173(2):305-318
Based on observations from the Siberian solar radio telescope, and invoking data from other observatories, we investigate preflare changes in the sunspot and floccular sources of radio emission and the development of an importance 2N flare in the chromosphere and corona in the active region on August 23, 1988.It has been ascertained that preflare changes became observable six hours prior to the flare onset and manifested themselves in intense flux fluctuations above the sunspot and in an enhancement of the source emission flux above the flocculus.It is shown that the flare onset is associated with a newly emerged magnetic flux in the form of a pore near the filament and with the appearance of radio sources above the filament. The flare was accompanied by type III radio bursts and a noise storm at meter wavelengths. Coronal mass ejection parameters are estimated from type III burst observations. 相似文献
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A global 3-D simulation of interplanetary dynamics in June 1991 总被引：3，自引：0，他引：3
The global dynamics of the solar wind and interplanetary magnetic field in June 1991 is simulated based on a fully three-dimensional, time-dependent numerical MHD model. The numerical simulation includes eight transient disturbances associated with the major solar flares of June 1991. The unique features of the present simulation are: (i) the disturbances are originated at the coronal base (1R
s) and their propagation through inhomogeneous ambient solar wind is simulated out to 1.5 AU; (ii) as a background for the transients, the global steady-state solar wind structure inferred from the 3-D steady-state model (Usmanov, 1993c) is used. The parameters of the initial pulses are prescribed in terms of the near-Sun shock velocities (as inferred from the metric Type II radio burst observations) relative to the preshock steady-state flow parameters at the flare sites. The computed parameters at the Earth's location for the period 1–18 June, 1991 are compared with the available observations of the interplanetary magnetic field, solar wind velocity, density, and with variation of the geomagnetic activityK
pindex. 相似文献
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Thompson B.J. Reynolds B. Aurass H. Gopalswamy N. Gurman J.B. Hudson H.S. Martin S.F. St. Cyr O.C. 《Solar physics》2000,193(1-2):161-180
We report coincident observations of coronal and chromospheric flare wave transients in association with a flare, large-scale coronal dimming, metric radio activity and a coronal mass ejection. The two separate eruptions occurring on 24 September 1997 originate in the same active region and display similar morphological features. The first wave transient was observed in EUV and H data, corresponding to a wave disturbance in both the chromosphere and the solar corona, ranging from 250 to approaching 1000 km s–1 at different times and locations along the wavefront. The sharp wavefront had a similar extent and location in both the EUV and H data. The data did not show clear evidence of a driver, however. Both events display a coronal EUV dimming which is typically used as an indicator of a coronal mass ejection in the inner corona. White-light coronagraph observations indicate that the first event was accompanied by an observable coronal mass ejection while the second event did not have clear evidence of a CME. Both eruptions were accompanied by metric type II radio bursts propagating at speeds in the range of 500–750 km s–1, and neither had accompanying interplanetary type II activity. The timing and location of the flare waves appear to indicate an origin with the flaring region, but several signatures associated with coronal mass ejections indicate that the development of the CME may occur in concert with the development of the flare wave. 相似文献
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L. K. Harra C. H. Mandrini S. Dasso A. M. Gulisano K. Steed S. Imada 《Solar physics》2011,268(1):213-230
For large eruptions on the Sun, it is often a problem that the core dimming region cannot be observed due to the bright emission
from the flare itself. However, spectroscopic data can provide the missing information through the measurement of Doppler
velocities. In this paper we analyse the well-studied flare and coronal mass ejection that erupted on the Sun on 13 December
2006 and reached the Earth on 14 December 2006. In this example, although the imaging data were saturated at the flare site
itself, by using velocity measurements we could extract information on the core dimming region, as well as on remote dimmings.
The purpose of this paper is to determine more accurately the magnetic flux of the solar source region, potentially involved
in the ejection, through a new technique. The results of its application are compared to the flux in the magnetic cloud observed
at 1 AU, as a way to check the reliability of this technique. We analysed data from the Hinode EUV Imaging Spectrometer to estimate the Doppler velocity in the active region and its surroundings before and after the
event. This allowed us to determine a Doppler velocity ‘difference’ image. We used the velocity difference image overlayed
on a Michelson Doppler Imager magnetogram to identify the regions in which the blue shifts were more prominent after the event;
the magnetic flux in these regions was used as a proxy for the ejected flux and compared to the magnetic cloud flux. This
new method provides a more accurate flux determination in the solar source region. 相似文献
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M. J. Reiner K.-L. Klein M. Karlický K. Jiřička A. Klassen M. L. Kaiser J.-L. Bougeret 《Solar physics》2008,249(2):337-354
We report here on the solar origin of distinctive radiation characteristics observed for a decametric type III solar radio burst that was associated with a major solar flare and CME on 11 April 2001. The associated decimeter (Ond?ejov) and meter (Potsdam) wavelength emissions, as well as the GOES soft X-ray lightcurve, suggest that there were two successive events of energy release and electron acceleration associated with this solar eruption. The Nançay radioheliograph images and additional evidence of plasmoid propagation suggest that the second event of electron acceleration resulted from coronal reconfigurations, likely caused by the erupting CME. These observational analyses provide new insights into the physical origin of the distinguishing characteristics of complex type III-like radio emissions that are typically observed at decameter wavelengths during major solar eruptive events. 相似文献
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The relationship between the velocity of CMEs and the plasma temperature of the associated X-ray solar flares is investigated.The velocity of CMEs increases with plasma temperature(R=0.82)and photon index below the break energy(R=0.60)of X-ray flares.The heating of the coronal plasma appears to be significant with respect to the kinetics of a CME from the reconnection region where the flare also occurs.We propose that the initiation and velocity of CMEs perhaps depend upon the dominant process of conversion of the magnetic field energy of the active region to heating/accelerating the coronal plasma in the reconnected loops.Results show that a flare and the associated CME are two components of one energy release system,perhaps,magnetic field free energy. 相似文献