Titlebook: Coronal Disturbances; Gordon Newkirk Book 1974 International Astronomical Union 1974 Corona.Planet.Solar flare.Variation.cosmic ray.observ

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Coronal Disturbances Observed in the Optical Emmission Linesf the emission lines may occur after the disappearance of a filament. The events have a duration of up to several hours and consist of hot clouds of high density that are slowly rising from the upper chromosphere into the lower corona.

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II–VI electroluminescent devicesin the temperature range 9.3 × 10. K to 2.0 × 10. K. The photographic observations of the active region show clearly that the spatial distribution of material varies considerably with its temperature.

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Analysis of EUV Observations of a Coronal Active Region Made during the 7 March 1970 Eclipsein the temperature range 9.3 × 10. K to 2.0 × 10. K. The photographic observations of the active region show clearly that the spatial distribution of material varies considerably with its temperature.

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II–VI electroluminescent devicesedge of impulsive streams of solar electrons with energies extending from several hundred keV to several keV. Recent experiments measuring the direction of arrival of the radio emission allow the exciter particles to be tracked along the interplanetary magnetic field from regions near the Sun out to 1 AU.

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Bulk growth of widegap II–VI single crystalsy escape from the Sun. Direct spacecraft observations of the type III emission generated near 1 AU and the energetic electrons, provide quantitative information on the characteristics of the electrons exciting type III emission, the production of plasma waves, and the conversion from plasma waves to electromagnetic radiation.

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Solar Radio Bursts at Low Frequenciesedge of impulsive streams of solar electrons with energies extending from several hundred keV to several keV. Recent experiments measuring the direction of arrival of the radio emission allow the exciter particles to be tracked along the interplanetary magnetic field from regions near the Sun out to 1 AU.

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The Flash Phase of Solar Flares: Satellite Observations of Electronsy escape from the Sun. Direct spacecraft observations of the type III emission generated near 1 AU and the energetic electrons, provide quantitative information on the characteristics of the electrons exciting type III emission, the production of plasma waves, and the conversion from plasma waves to electromagnetic radiation.

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Large-Scale Magnetic Structures Responsible for Coronal Disturbancesr which the magnetic synoptic charts are available) the largest solar activity, usually connected with proton-flare occurrence, has been very closely related to a characteristic large-scale pattern in the magnetic field distribution with a life-time of the order of 8–10 solar rotations. These regula