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TADPOLES IN WAVELET SPECTRA OF A SOLAR DECIMETRIC RADIO BURST

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H. Mészárosová1, M. Karlický1, J. Rybák2 and K. Jiřička1

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In the solar decimetric type IV radio event observed on 2001 June 13, we have found wavelet tadpole patterns for the first time. They were detected simultaneously at all radio frequencies in the 1.1-4.5 GHz frequency range. The characteristic period of the wavelet tadpole patterns was found to be 70.9 s. The parameters of the tadpoles on different frequencies are very similar and the correlations between individual radio fluxes are high. These tadpoles are interpreted as a signature of the magnetoacoustic wave train moving along the flare loop through the radio source and modulating its gyrosynchrotron emission.


Keywords

Sun: corona; Sun: flares; Sun: oscillations; Sun: radio radiation


PACS

96.60.qe Flares

98.70.Dk Radio sources

96.60.Tf Solar electromagnetic radiation

Subjects

Astrophysics and astroparticles

Dates

Issue 2 (2009 June 1)

Received 2009 January 29, accepted for publication 2009 April 23

Published 2009 May 6



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