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Indirect estimation of energy disposition by non-thermal electrons in solar flares

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The broad-band EUV and microwave fluxes correlate strongly with hard X-ray fluxes in the impulsive phase of a solar flare. This note presents numerical aids for the estimation of the non-thermal electron fluxes from these correlations, using the SFD (sudden frequency deviation) ionospheric data to measure the EUV flux.

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Hudson, H.S., Canfield, R.C. & Kane, S.R. Indirect estimation of energy disposition by non-thermal electrons in solar flares. Sol Phys 60, 137–142 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00152338

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