The dynamics of two solar millimetre bursts

Nagnibeda, V. G.; Piotrovitch, V. V.; Иванов, В. Н.; Rozanov, B. A.; Solov'ev, G. N.

doi:10.1002/asna.2113110633

Astron Nachr

1990

DOI: 10.1002/asna.2113110633

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The dynamics of two solar millimetre bursts

V. G. Nagnibeda¹,

V. V. Piotrovitch²,

В. Н. Иванов³

et al.

Abstract: Results of observations of two mm-bursts using the RT-7.5 millimetre radio telescope a t 88 GHz are analysed. It is shown that spectral properties of mm-bursts may indicate a possible existence of two different sources for cm-and mm-bursts.Es werden Ergebnisse von Beobachtungen zweier solarer mm-Wellenbursts analysiert, die mit einem 7.5rn-Radioteleskop auf 88 GHz gewonnen wurden. Es wird gezeigt, daB die Spektraleigenschaften von mm-Wellenbursts auf ein Vorhandensein von zwei verschiedenen Quellregionen fur c… Show more

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Solar observations with a millimeter-wavelength Array

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Kundu

1992

Sol Phys

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Rapid developments in the techniques of intcrferometry at millimeter wavelengths now permit the use of telescope arrays similar to the Very Large Array at microwave wavelengths. These new arrays represent improvements of orders of magnitude in the spatial resolution and sensitivity of millimeter observations of the Sun, and will allow us to map the solar chromosphere at high spatial resolution and to study solar radio burst sources at millimeter wavelengths with high spatial and temporal resolution. Here we discuss the emission mechanisms at millimeter wavelengths and the phenomena which we expect will be the focus of such studies. We show that the flare observations study the most energetic electrons produced in solar flares, and can be used to constrain models for electron acceleration. We discuss the advantages and disadvantages of millimeter interferometry, and in particular focus on the use of and techniques for arrays of small numbers of telescopes.

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Solar observations with a millimeter-wavelength Array

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Kundu

1992

Sol Phys

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The dynamics of two solar millimetre bursts

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