Solar Gamma-Ray Lines and Interplanetary Solar Protons
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Solar gamma-ray lines and protons were simultaneously observed for sixflares on 1 April, 4 April, 27 April, 13 May 1981, 1 Feb., and 6 June, 1982 byHinotori and Himawari satellites. The flare list is presented in Table I and thetime histories of gamma-rays and protons are shown in Figs. 1 to 6. The relation-ship between the gamma-ray line fluences and peak proton fluxes for these flaresis shown in Fig. 7. It does not reveal an apparent correlation between them. Thepresent results imply that the protons producing gamma-ray lines in the flareregion and protons observed near the Earth do not always belong to the samepopulation, and favor the downward streaining model for the gamma-ray lineproduction.
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- 1985-03-15
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