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A. M. Uralov V. V. Grechnev G. V. Rudenko I. G. Rudenko H. Nakajima 《Solar physics》2008,249(2):315-335
Neutral Line associated Sources (NLSs) are quasi-stationary microwave sources projected onto vicinities of the neutral line
of the photospheric magnetic field. NLSs are often precursors of powerful flares, but their nature is unclear. We endeavor
to reveal the structure of an NLS and to analyze a physical connection between such a source with a site of energy release
in the corona above NOAA 10488 (October/November 2003). Evolution of this AR includes emergence and collision of two bipolar
magnetic structures, rise of the main magnetic separator, and the appearance of an NLS underneath. The NLS appears at a contact
site of colliding sunspots, whose relative motion goes on, resulting in a large shear along a tangent. Then the nascent NLS
becomes the main source of microwave fluctuations in the AR. The NLS emission at 17 GHz is dominated by either footpoints
or the top of a loop-like structure, an NLS loop, which connects two colliding sunspots. During a considerable amount of time,
the emission dominates over that footpoint of the NLS loop, where the magnetic field is stronger. At that time, the NLS resembles
a usual sunspot–associated radio source, whose brightness center is displaced towards the periphery of a sunspot. Microwave
emission of an X2.7 flare is mainly concentrated in an ascending flare loop, initially coinciding with the NLS loop. The top
of this loop is located at the base of a non-uniform bar-like structure visible in soft X-rays and at 34 GHz at the flare
onset. We reveal i) upward lengthening of this bar before the flare onset, ii) the motion of the top of an apparently ascending flare loop along the axis of this bar, and iii) a non-thermal microwave source, whose descent along the bar was associated with the launching of a coronal ejection. We
connect the bar with a probable position of a nearly vertical diffusion region, a site of maximal energy release inside an
extended pre-flare current sheet. The top of the NLS loop is located at the bottom of this region. A combination of the NLS
loop and diffusion region constitutes the skeleton of a quasi-stationary microwave NLS. 相似文献
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A. M. Uralov 《Astronomy Letters》2003,29(7):486-493
We suggest a way of self-consistently solving the problem of the excitation and rapid damping of coronal loop oscillations observed from the TRACE (Transition Region and Coronal Explorer) satellite. Oscillations are excited on the dispersion branch of fast magnetoacoustic waves, which propagate mainly across the magnetic field. The rapid damping of the observed oscillations is governed by the dispersion spreading of the pulse of these waves that was produced, for example, by a solar flare. The fundamental oscillation period is close to the period of the fundamental mode. Dissipative processes attributable to the nonideality of the plasma and the coronal-loop footpoints play no fundamental role. 相似文献