Ratios of the Fluence of 2.22 MeV Gamma-Ray Line to the Fluence of 4.44 MeV Gamma-Ray Line in Solar Flares
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The Hinotori satellite observed eight solar gamma-ray line flares between April,1981 and June, 1982. Ratios of the fluence of 2.22 MeV gamma-ray line restultingfrom neutron capture on proton to the fluence of 4.44 MeV gamma-ray lineresulting from the nuclear deexcitation of C are shown as a function of theheliolongitude of flare. The ratios are roughly constant for disk flares, but de-creased for limb flares. The present result suggests that the particle accelerationproduces energy spectra that do not vary much from flare to flare. The limbdarkening of the ratios can be interpreted in terms of the attenuation of the2.22 MeV gamma-ray line by Compton scattering in the photosphere.
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- 1985-02-15
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