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Solar Type J Radio Bursts and the Associated Coronal Loop

The Astrophysical Journal
The solar type J radio burst is a variant of type III bursts, which are a probe for understanding solar energetic electrons and local electron density. This study investigates a type J burst event on 2017 September 9.
S. W. Feng, H. X. Xie, H. Misawa
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7. Radio Observations of Solar Flares [PDF]

Transactions of the International Astronomical Union, 1957
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X-Ray/Radio Quasiperiodic Pulsations Associated with Plasmoids in Solar Flare Current Sheets

The Astrophysical Journal
Plasmoids (or magnetic islands) are believed to play an important role in the onset of fast magnetic reconnection and particle acceleration during solar flares and eruptions.
Pankaj Kumar, Judith T. Karpen, Joel T. Dahlin   +2 more
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Energetic electrons from solar flares and associated type 3 radio bursts from metric to hectometric wave frequencies [PDF]

, 1972
Distinct Kev electron events as observed by satellites near the earth are, in general, associated with solar flares which are accompained by the emission of both metric and hectometric type 3 radio bursts.
Sakurai, K.
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Estimating the Total Energy Content in Escaping Accelerated Solar Electron Beams

The Astrophysical Journal
Quantifying the energy content of accelerated electron beams during solar eruptive events is a key outstanding objective that must be constrained to refine particle acceleration models and understand the electron component of space weather.
Alexander W. James, Hamish A. S. Reid
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Theory and Interpretation of Solar Decimetric Radio Bursts

, 2018
Theory and Interpretation of Solar Decimetric Radio Bursts (doctoral thesis) Miroslav Bárta 2002 Abstract Solar radio emission represents an important source of direct information about many physical processes related to particle acceleration in the ...
Bárta, Miroslav
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Short-wave fadeout on mars: Radio absorption in the dayside martian ionosphere enhanced by solar flares

Solar flares can cause radio absorption in the D region of the Earth's ionosphere and consequently interrupt high-frequency radio communication systems, also known as short-wave fadeout or the Dellinger effect.
A Ippolito (20323620), Mark Lester (9559853), Beatriz Sanchez-Cano (7255298), Y Harada (10824651)   +3 more
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The Association of Solar Radio Bursts with Flares and Prominences.

The Astrophysical Journal, 1960
G. Swarup, P. H. Stone, A. Maxwell
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Association of Radio Outbursts With Solar Flares

Nature, 1959
SEVERAL authors have paid attention to the association of radio outbursts with solar flares, for example, Dodson1 and Loughhead, Roberts and McCabe2. Outstanding flare events are very commonly accompanied by a radio event at decimeter and/or metre wave-lengths; but only a minor fraction of the less-important flares produce a distinctive radio event.
L. D. DE FEITER, A. D. FOKKER, J. ROOSEN
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Radio Emission From Solar and Stellar Flares

1996
Flare activity on stars is an important aspect of the general question of stellar activity. The proximity of the Sun allows us to study the flare phenomenon in considerable detail. To what extent does our knowledge of solar flares carry over to those on other stars?
T S Bastian
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