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A Study of Long-Wave Radio Bursts Observed in 2000 onboard the INTERBALL-1 Satellite

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The bursts of long-wave radio emission in the 100–1500 kHz frequency band detected onboard the INTERBALL-1 satellite during strong chromosphere solar flares in 2000 are analyzed. The bursts exhibit large amplitude and duration. A comparison of the bursts with phenomena in the optical, x-ray, and radio bands is carried out.

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Prokudina, V.S., Kuril'chik, V.N. A Study of Long-Wave Radio Bursts Observed in 2000 onboard the INTERBALL-1 Satellite. Cosmic Research 41, 403–412 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1025065912300

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