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The Siberian Solar Radio Telescope: the current state of the instrument,observations, and data 总被引：2，自引：0，他引：2
Grechnev V.V. Lesovoi S.V. Smolkov G. Ya. Krissinel B.B. Zandanov V.G. Altyntsev A.T. Kardapolova N.N. Sergeev R.Y. Uralov A.M. Maksimov V.P. Lubyshev B.I. 《Solar physics》2003,216(1-2):239-272
The Siberian Solar Radio Telescope (SSRT) is one of the world's largest solar radio heliographs. It commenced operation in
1983, and since then has undergone several upgrades. The operating frequency of the SSRT is 5.7 GHz. Since 1992 the instrument
has had the capability to make one-dimensional scans with a high time resolution of 56 ms and an angular resolution of 15 arc sec.
Making one of these scans now takes 14 ms. In 1996 the capability was added to make full, two-dimensional images of the solar
disk. The SSRT is now capable of obtaining images with an angular resolution of 21 arc sec every 2 min. In this paper we describe
the main features and operation of the instrument, particularly emphasizing issues pertaining to the imaging process and factors
limiting data quality. Some of the data processing and analysis techniques are discussed. We present examples of full-disk
solar images of the quiet Sun, recorded near solar activity minimum, and images of specific structures: plages, coronal bright
points, filaments and prominences, and coronal holes. We also present some observations of dynamic phenomena, such as eruptive
prominences and solar flares, which illustrate the high-time-resolution observations that can be done with this instrument.
We compare SSRT observations at 5.7 GHz, including computed `light curves', both morphologically and quantatively, with observations
made in other spectral domains, such as 17 GHz radio images, Hα filtergrams and magnetograms, extreme-ultraviolet and X-ray
observations, and dynamic radio spectra. 相似文献
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We offer a new interpretation of the origin of oscillations in active regions. Quasi-periodic oscillation trains with periods of 3 min, 5 min, and min arise due to slow oscillatory transients which accompany the appearance of plasma flow along the sunspot's magnetic field. In oscillatory transients of the fast type, occurring in current loop systems, the typical period of oscillations shifts towards values of the order of a second. 相似文献
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We propose a new model for the initiation of solar coronal mass ejections (CMEs) and CME-associated flares. The model is inferred from observations of a quiescent filament eruption in the north-western quadrant of the solar disk on 4 September 2000. The event was observed with the Siberian Solar Radio Telescope (5.7 GHz), the Nobeyama Radioheliograph (17 GHz) and SOHO/EIT and LASCO. Based on the observations, we suggest that the eruption could be caused by the interaction of two dextral filaments. According to our model, these two filaments merge together to form a dual-filament system tending to form a single long filament. This results in a slow upward motion of the dual-filament system. Its upward expansion is prevented by the attachment of the filaments to the photosphere by filament barbs as well as by overlying coronal arcades. The initial upward motion is caused by the backbone magnetic field (first driving factor) which connects the two merging filaments. Its magnetic flux increases slowly due to magnetic reconnection of the cross-interacting legs of these filaments. If a total length of the dual-filament system is large enough, then the filament barbs detach themselves from the solar surface due to magnetic reconnection between the barbs with oppositely directed magnetic fields. The detachment of the filament barbs completes the formation of the eruptive filaments themselves and determines the helicity sign of their magnetic fields. The appearance of a helical magnetic structure creates an additional upward-directed force (second driving factor). A combined action of these two factors causes acceleration of the dual-filament system. If the lifting force of the two factors is sufficient to substantially extend the overlying coronal magnetic arcade, then magnetic reconnection starts below the eruptive filament in accordance with the classical scheme, and the third driving factor comes into play. 相似文献
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V. V. Grechnev S. V. Kuzin A. M. Urnov I. A. Zhitnik A. M. Uralov S. A. Bogachev M. A. Livshits O. I. Bugaenko V. G. Zandanov A. P. Ignat’ev V. V. Krutov S. N. Oparin A. A. Pertsov V. A. Slemzin I. M. Chertok A. I. Stepanov 《Solar System Research》2006,40(4):286-293
Large-scale hot features were detected and observed several times high in the solar corona in the high-temperature Mg XII line (T = 5–20 MK, T max = 10 MK) with the soft X-ray telescope of the SPIRIT instrumentation complex onboard the CORONAS-F spacecraft. These features look like a spider up to 300000 km in size and live up to a few days. Their bright cores observed at heights were from 0.1 to 0.3 solar radii are connected with active regions by darker legs, giant loops. These features are disposed above arcades, which are simultaneously observed in cooler emission lines sensitive to temperatures of 1 to 2 MK. For the core of such a feature observed December 28–29, 2001, Zhitnik et al. (2003a) estimated an electron temperature of 10 MK and a number density of n e ≈ 1010 cm?3. A high activity and an association with eruptive phenomena were found for such features in continuous (up to 20-day) observations with a cadence of 0.6–1.7 min. In the present paper, we discuss the relation of such features to coronal structures, which are known from previous studies. We identify such off-limb features observed with SPIRIT on October 22, November 12, and December 28–29, 2001, with hot upper parts of post-eruptive arcades. The results of multifrequency analysis of these features based on the data obtained in various spectral ranges by different instruments (Yohkoh/SXT, SOHO/EIT, SOHO/LASCO, Nobeyama and SSRT radioheliographs) are briefly discussed. We address the physical conditions of the long-term existence of giant hot coronal structures. It is demonstrated that the post-eruptive energy release must be prolonged and the condition β ? 1 is not satisfied in these structures. It is argued that the so-called “standard flare model” should be better considered as a “standard post-eruptive energy release model.” 相似文献
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V.?V.?GrechnevEmail author V.?G.?Zandanov A.?M.?Uralov V.?P.?Maksimov V.?G.?Rudenko V.?N.?Borovik G.?B.?Gelfreikh I.?Y.?Grigorieva V.?G.?Medar A.?N.?Korzhavin 《Solar physics》2004,225(2):379-401
We study pre-eruptive, eruptive, and post-eruptive phenomena related to a CME that occurred on November 23, 2000 by means of joint analyses of data from various spectral ranges. Almost all known CME-associated phenomena were observed during this event, i.e., a filament eruption, solar flare, dimmings, and a post-eruptive arcade formation. Following a chain of events observed in various spectral ranges, we find that the event occurred in an activity complex consisting of active regions 9231 and 9238, and that it was triggered by a magnetic flux emergence, which caused a flare in AR 9231. In turn, the flare triggered activation and eruption of the filament followed by the CME and the flare in AR 9238 in which the post-eruptive arcade was observed. We discuss some characteristics of the flare and CME and also estimate the magnetic field strength in the coronal arcade to be about 200 G from spatially resolved polarization measurements in microwaves with radio telescopes. In this particular case, the only significant emission mechanism is optically thin free-free emission, and the possible contribution of nonthermal emissions cannot change our estimate of the magnetic field strength in the corona. However, generally one should make sure that the nonthermal contribution cannot be important in similar cases; otherwise, the magnetic field can be well overestimated. Here, we specifically address the identification technique of the radio emission mechanism. 相似文献
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We study the evolution of the active region (AR) NOAA 7321 in which appeared a so-called `neutral-line-associated source' (NLS) on the basis of data of the Nobeyama Radioheliograph and Yohkoh/SXT. We provide a physical interpretation of the NLS in terms of a topological magnetic reconnection model in a quadrupole magnetic configuration and discuss its relation to the evolution of the active region. Two kinds of the NLS were observed at 17 GHz. One of them, `rising NLS', was found in the growth stage. The other was `stationary NLS' detected in the maximal stage of the AR. Their presence was associated with substantial expansion of the active region's magnetosphere and accompanied by gradual development of spine-like structures visible in soft X-rays before homologous long-duration arcade flares. We suggest that the rising 17 GHz NLS corresponded to a fragment of a `horizontal' current sheet moving upward. Bright X-ray spines were boundaries of that current sheet. Almost all bursts observed from 26 to 28 October 1992 which accompanied class C and M flares occurred in the rising NLS. Formation of magnetic X-point singularities is believed to be responsible for the low-lying NLS. Reversal of circular polarization due to the effect of radio wave propagation was detected in that NLS on the limb. The initial stage of the microwave burst of the long-duration X9 class flare on 2 November 1992 occurred in this NLS. We also revealed observational manifestations of the presence of `vertical' non-neutral current sheet in the spatial structure of this NLS before the flare. 相似文献
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S. V. Lesovoy A. T. Altyntsev V. G. Zandanov E. F. Ivanov A. V. Gubin A. I. Maslov 《Geomagnetism and Aeronomy》2009,49(8):1125-1127
An upgrade of the Siberian Solar Radio Telescope (SSRT) [Smolkov et al., 1986; Grechnev et al., 2003] to a multiwave radio
heliograph has been started. The radio heliograph being created will be designed mainly to measure coronal magnetic fields,
to determine the locations of solar-flare energy release, and to investigate coronal mass ejections. These tasks define the
parameters of next-generation radio heliographs. A high spatial resolution, a high image acquisition rate, and a high sensitivity
are required simultaneously. All these parameters should be realized in the widest possible frequency range—from fractions
to tens of GHz). The expected parameters of the future SSRT-based radio heliograph are listed below: spatial resolution 12″–24″,
temporal resolution 0.02–1.0 s, frequency range 4–8 GHz, sensitivity up to 100 K, left-hand and right-hand circular polarizations,
data rate 0.5–20 Mb s−1 (normal and flare modes). In this paper, we describe the broadband antennas, analog optical data transmission lines, and
correlator used in the 10-antenna radio heliograph prototype. 相似文献
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