1986
DOI: 10.1007/bf00161357
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The innermost corona observed at the 1973 June 30 eclipse

Abstract: Slitless flash spectrograms in heights below 8000 km above the solar limb were obtained by the

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“…A study of growing loops at various temperatures (Ha to X-rays) has revealed that the (post-) flare loops must be shrinking and their density must be increasing during their cooling (Svestka et al, 1987). Indeed, Hanaoka et al (1986) found electron densities of 8 x 10» and 10"-cm-3 in the hot and cold loops, respectively. According to Sakurai (1985), potential-field modeling gives a reasonable fitting in the case of two-ribbon flares ; but other kinds of flares, and The largest number of spacecraft observational studies were related to solar flares.…”
Section: Gradual Phase and Flares In Generalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A study of growing loops at various temperatures (Ha to X-rays) has revealed that the (post-) flare loops must be shrinking and their density must be increasing during their cooling (Svestka et al, 1987). Indeed, Hanaoka et al (1986) found electron densities of 8 x 10» and 10"-cm-3 in the hot and cold loops, respectively. According to Sakurai (1985), potential-field modeling gives a reasonable fitting in the case of two-ribbon flares ; but other kinds of flares, and The largest number of spacecraft observational studies were related to solar flares.…”
Section: Gradual Phase and Flares In Generalmentioning
confidence: 99%