Simultaneous high spatial resolution observations of solar flares in X-rays and microwaves (review) S. Enome ReviewPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 49 - 56
The observed character of flare energy release Marcos E. Machado OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 57 - 61
Simultaneous imaging observations of the sun at microwaves and hard X-rays H. NakajimaT. TakakuraK. Ohki OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 63 - 65
Relationships among flare images at different wavelengths Zdenek F. Švestka Review Paper 01 January 1987 Pages: 67 - 86
Imaging observations of radio bursts at meter-decameter wavelengths Mukul R. Kundu OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 87 - 94
Soft X-ray spectroscopic observations of a solar flare M. Bruner OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 101 - 105
Plasma dynamics at the very initial phases of flares T. Watanabe OriginalPaper 16 June 1987 Pages: 107 - 120
Observed form and action of the magnetic field in flares Ronald L. Moore OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 121 - 124
A magnetodynamic mechanism for loop flares Yutaka Uchida OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 125 - 129
The structure and stability of coronal magnetic fields A. N. McClymontI. J. D. Craig OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 131 - 136
A study of magnetic energy build-up based on vector magnetograms T. Sakurai OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 137 - 144
Propagation and confinement of energetic electrons in solar flares S. R. Kane OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 145 - 164
Evidence for or against a common origin of hard X-rays and microwaves from solar flares Keizo Kai OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 165 - 173
Electron-heated flare models - alive and well A. Gordon Emslie OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 175 - 181
Microwave spectroscopy as a diagnostic of solar flares: The effect of source inhomogeneity G. J. HurfordD. E. Gary OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 183 - 185
Evidence for cyclotron maser emission from the Sun and stars G. A. DulkR. M. Winglee OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 187 - 193
Ion and relativistic electron acceleration by Alfven and whistler turbulence in solar flares James A. MillerReuven Ramaty OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 195 - 201
Nuclear processes and accelerated particles in solar flares R. Ramaty OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 203 - 215
Evolution of emerging force-free flux tube to be a flare loop T. Takakura OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 221 - 228
Solar flare neutrons and their capture gamma ray emission X M. HuaR. E. Lingenfelter OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 229 - 235
A new thermal trap model for solar flare bard X-ray bursts: An electrostatic trap model D. S. SpicerA. G. Emslie OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 237 - 240
The resistances of the photosphere and of a flaring coronal loop D. B. MelroseA. N. McClymont OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 241 - 248
Two distinct morphological types of magnetic shear development and their relation to flares H. Kurokawa OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 259 - 265
Delta spots and great flares Harold ZirinMargaret A. Liggett OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 267 - 283
Flare-induced magnetic field changes in the chromosphere Barry J. LaBonte OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 285 - 288
Stellar dynamic spectroscopy T. S. BastianG. A. DulkJ. A. Bookbinder OriginalPaper 01 July 1987 Pages: 289 - 290
X-ray observations of stellar coronae and flares: The “SOLAR-A connection” Robert A. Stern OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 291 - 294
A pair of behind-the-limb solar flares of 1984 May 21 Takeo Kosugi Extended Abstract 01 January 1987 Pages: 295 - 298
Temporal correlation between impulsive hard X-ray and UV bursts in flares observed with high time resolution C. C. ChengL. E. OrwigE. Tandberg-Hanssen OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 301 - 302
6 and 20 cm wavelength observations of coronal bright points M. R. KunduE. J. SchmahlQ J. Fu Abstract 01 January 1987 Pages: 305 - 306
Chromospheric downflow velocities as a diagnostic in solar flares G. H. Fisher OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 307 - 311
Alfven wave growth driven by streaming protons in coronal loops David H. TamresD. B. MelroseRichard C. Canfield OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 313 - 314
Subphotospheric current systems and flares Hugh S. Hudson OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 315 - 318
Possible solar neutron events recorded by the ground-based neutron monitor M. YoshimoriK. TakahashiI. Kondo OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 319 - 325
Solar flares observed in microwaves: Recent results from solar radio groups in Japan Takeo Kosugi OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 327 - 332
A long-duration balloon payload for hard X-ray and gamma-ray observations of the sun R. P. LinD. W. CurtisK. Hurley OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 333 - 345
Flare research with the NASA/MSFC vector magnetograph: Observed characteristics of sheared magnetic fields that produce flares R. L. MooreM. J. HagyardJ. M. Davis OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 347 - 352
The derivation of vector magnetic fields from stokes profiles: Integral versus least squares fitting techniques R. S. RonanD. L. MickeyF. Q. Orrall OriginalPaper 01 January 1987 Pages: 353 - 359
