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Kuznetsov S. N. Bogomolov A. V. Denisov Yu. I. Kordylewski Z. Kudela K. Kurt V. G. Lisin D. V. Myagkova I. N. Podorol'skii A. N. Podosenova T. B. Svertilov S. I. Sylwester J. Stepanov A. I. Yushkov B. Yu. 《Solar System Research》2003,37(2):121-127
Based on X-ray, gamma-ray, and charged-particle measurements with several instruments onboard the Coronas-F satellite and on ACE and GOES experimental data presented on the Internet, we investigate the parameters of the solar flare of November 4, 2001, and the energetic-particle fluxes produced by it in circumterrestrial space. The increase in relativistic-electron fluxes for about 1.5 days points to a moving source (shock front). The structure of the energetic-particles fluxes in the second half of November 5, 2001, can be explained by the passage of the coronal mass ejection that was ejected on November 1, 2001, and that interacted with the shock wave from the flare of November 4, 2001. 相似文献
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B. Sylwester J. Sylwester A. Kepa Z. Kordylewski K. J. H. Phillips V. D. Kuznetsov 《Solar System Research》2006,40(2):125-132
The RESIK instrument is an X-ray spectrometer with bent crystals onboard the CORONAS-F satellite. It was used to observe the spectra of solar flares, active regions, and quiet corona. During the period of the instrument’s operation, many spectra were collected in four energy channels covering the wavelength range from 3.2 to 6.1 Å. For the present analysis, we selected solar flares of various X-ray classes (B, C, and M in the GOES notation), which were observed during moderate level of solar activity (from January to March 2003). The analysis of the RESIK spectra fulfilled with different techniques allowed us to determine the temperature, emission measure, and temperature distribution of the differential emission measure, as well as to examine their time variability. 相似文献
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M. Siarkowski J. Sylwester J. Bąkała Ż. Szaforz M. Kowaliński Z. Kordylewski S. Płocieniak P. Podgórski B. Sylwester W. Trzebiński M. Stȩślicki K. J. H. Phillips O. V. Dudnik E. Kurbatov V. D. Kuznetsov S. Kuzin I. V. Zimovets 《Experimental Astronomy》2016,41(3):327-350
Interhelioprobe (IHP), an analogue to the ESA Solar Orbiter, is the prospective Russian space solar observatory intended for in-situ and remote sensing investigations of the Sun and the inner heliosphere from a heliocentric orbit with the perihelion of about 60 solar radii. One of several instruments on board will be the Bragg crystal spectrometer ChemiX which will measure X-ray spectra from solar corona structures. Analysis of the spectra will allow the determination of the elemental composition of plasma in hot coronal sources like flares and active regions. ChemiX is under development at the Wroc?aw Solar Physics Division of the Polish Academy of Sciences Space Research Centre in collaboration with an international team (see the co-author list). This paper gives an overview of the ChemiX scientific goals and design preparatory to phase B of the instrument development. 相似文献
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Szymon Gburek Janusz Sylwester Miroslaw Kowalinski Jaroslaw Bakala Zbigniew Kordylewski Piotr Podgorski Stefan Plocieniak Marek Siarkowski Barbara Sylwester Witold Trzebinski Sergey V. Kuzin Andrey A. Pertsov Yurij D. Kotov Frantisek Farnik Fabio Reale Kenneth J. H. Phillips 《Solar physics》2013,283(2):631-649
Solar Photometer in X-rays (SphinX) was a spectrophotometer developed to observe the Sun in soft X-rays. The instrument observed in the energy range ≈?1?–?15 keV with resolution ≈?0.4 keV. SphinX was flown on the Russian CORONAS–PHOTON satellite placed inside the TESIS EUV and X telescope assembly. The spacecraft launch took place on 30 January 2009 at 13:30 UT at the Plesetsk Cosmodrome in Russia. The SphinX experiment mission began a couple of weeks later on 20 February 2009 when the first telemetry dumps were received. The mission ended nine months later on 29 November 2009 when data transmission was terminated. SphinX provided an excellent set of observations during very low solar activity. This was indeed the period in which solar activity dropped to the lowest level observed in X-rays ever. The SphinX instrument design, construction, and operation principle are described. Information on SphinX data repositories, dissemination methods, format, and calibration is given together with general recommendations for data users. Scientific research areas in which SphinX data find application are reviewed. 相似文献
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S. Gburek M. Siarkowski A. Kepa J. Sylwester M. Kowalinski J. Bakala P. Podgorski Z. Kordylewski S. Plocieniak B. Sylwester W. Trzebinski S. Kuzin 《Solar System Research》2011,45(2):182-187
Solar Photometer in X-rays (SphinX) is an instrument designed to observe the Sun in X-rays in the energy range 0.85–15.00 keV. SphinX is incorporated within the Russian TESIS X and EUV telescope complex aboard the CORONAS-Photon satellite which was launched on January 30, 2009 at 13:30 UT from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome, northern Russia. Since February, 2009 SphinX has been measuring solar X-ray radiation nearly continuously. The principle of SphinX operation and the content of the instrument data archives is studied. Issues related to dissemination of SphinX calibration, data, repository mirrors locations, types of data and metadata are discussed. Variability of soft X-ray solar flux is studied using data collected by SphinX over entire mission duration. 相似文献
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Janusz Sylwester Zbigniew Kordylewski Stefan Płocieniak Marek Siarkowski Mirosław Kowaliński Stanisław Nowak Witold Trzebiński Marek Śtęślicki Barbara Sylwester Eugeniusz Stańczyk Ryszard Zawerbny Żaneta Szaforz Kenneth J. H. Phillips František Fárník Anatolyi Stepanov 《Solar physics》2015,290(12):3683-3697
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J. Sylwester B. Sylwester Z. Kordylewski K. J. H. Phillips V. D. Kuznetsov S. I. Boldyrev 《Solar System Research》2005,39(6):479-488
The first scientific results of the analysis of the X-ray spectra of flares and active regions in the solar corona obtained by Polish-led spectrometers RESIK and DIOGENESS onboard the CORONAS-F satellite are presented. The instruments were designed and made in the Solar Physics Division of the Space Research Center of the Polish Academy of Sciences (SRC PAS, Wroclaw, Poland). The Institute of Terrestrial Magnetism, Ionosphere, and Radio Wave Propagation (IZMIRAN, Russia) and the Astronomical Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences also participated in designing the DIOGENESS spectrometer, while IZMIRAN (Russia), Mullard Space Science Laboratory (MSSL, Great Britain), Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (RAL, Great Britain), and Naval Research Laboratory (NRL, United States) contributed to the development of the RESIK spectrometer. In the paper, we give spectra obtained in a number of previously unstudied spectral ranges and a preliminary identification of new spectral lines. The results for the shifts of the X-ray spectral lines observed with the use of a so-called dopplerometer configuration are also presented. Methods for determining the abundances of the rare elements in the solar corona, including chlorine, potassium, and argon, are described. 相似文献
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S. Gburek J. Sylwester M. Kowalinski J. Bakala Z. Kordylewski P. Podgorski S. Plocieniak M. Siarkowski B. Sylwester W. Trzebinski S. V. Kuzin A. A. Pertsov Yu. D. Kotov F. Farnik F. Reale K. J. H. Phillips 《Solar System Research》2011,45(3):189-199
The goals and construction details of a new design Polish-led X-ray spectrophotometer are described. The instrument is aimed to observe emission from entire solar corona and is placed as a separate block within the Russian TESIS X- and EUV complex aboard the CORONAS-PHOTON solar orbiting observatory. SphinX uses silicon PIN diode detectors for high time resolution measurements of the solar spectra in the range 0.8–15 keV. Its spectral resolution allows for discerning more than hundred separate energy bands in this range. The instrument dynamic range extends two orders of magnitude below and above these representative for GOES. The relative and absolute accuracy of spectral measurements is expected to be better than few percent, as follows from extensive ground laboratory calibrations. 相似文献
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J. Sylwester I. Gaicki Z. Kordylewski M. Kowaliński S. Nowak S. Płocieniak M. Siarkowski B. Sylwester W. Trzebiński J. Bakała J. L. Culhane M. Whyndham R. D. Bentley P. R. Guttridge K. J. H. Phillips J. Lang C. M. Brown G. A. Doschek V. D. Kuznetsov V. N. Oraevsky A. I. Stepanov D. V. Lisin 《Solar physics》2005,226(1):45-72
We describe the RESIK (REntgenovsky Spektrometr s Izognutymi Kristalami) instrument, consisting of two double-channel X-ray spectrometers, designed to observe solar active region and flare plasmas. RESIK is one of the instruments making up the scientific payload of the Russian CORONAS-F solar mission. The uncollimated spectrometer uses two silicon and two quartz bent crystals observing flare, active region and coronal spectra in four wavelength bands with a resolving power (/ ) of 1000. The wavelength coverage, 3.3–6.1 Å, includes emission lines of Si, S, Cl, Ar, and K and in the third diffraction order, the wavelength range includes He-like Fe lines (1.85 Å) and Ni lines (1.55 Å) with dielectronic satellites, emitted during intense, hot flares. The instrument is believed to be the best calibrated space-borne crystal spectrometer flown to date. The spectrometer dynamically adjusts the data gathering intervals from 1 s to 5 minutes, depending on the level of solar X-ray emission at the time of observation. The principal aims of RESIK are the measurements of relative and absolute element abundances in the emitting plasma and the temperature distribution of plasma (differential emission measure) over the temperature interval 3 and 50 MK. This paper summarizes the scientific objectives of RESIK and describes the design, characteristics, and performance of the instrument. 相似文献
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