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A. Asai S. Masuda T. Yokoyama M. Shimojo H. Kurokawa T.T. Ishii K. Shibata 《Advances in Space Research (includes Cospar's Information Bulletin, Space Research Today)》2003,32(12):2561-2566
We examined the relation between the evolutions of the H flare ribbons and the released magnetic energiesat a solar flare which occurred on 2001 April 10. This is the first study to evaluate the released energy quantitatively, based on the magnetic reconnection model, and by using the data obtained with the multi wavelength observation. We measured the, photospheric magnetic field strengths and the separation speeds of the fronts of the H flare ribbon, and compared them the nonthermal behaviors observed in HXRs and microwaves. Those nonthermal radiation sources tell us when and where large energy releases occur. Then, by using the photospheric and chromospheric features, we estimated the released magnetic energy at the flare. The estimated energy release rates at the H kernels associated with the HXR sources are locally large enough to explain the difference between the spatial distribution the H kernels and the HXR sources. Their temporal evolution of the energy release rates also shows peaks corresponding to HXR bursts. 相似文献
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Masamitsu Ohyama Kazunari Shibata Takaaki Yokoyama Masumi Shimojo 《Advances in Space Research (includes Cospar's Information Bulletin, Space Research Today)》1997,19(12):1849-1852
Yohkoh soft X-ray observations have revealed coronal X-ray plasma ejections and jets associated with solar flares. We have studied an X-ray plasma ejection on 1993 November 11 in detail, as a typical example of X-ray plasma ejections (possibly plasmoids expected from the reconnection model). The results are as follows: (1) The shape of the ejected material is a loop before it begins to rise. (2) The ejecta are already heated to 5 – 16 MK before rising. (3) The kinetic energy of the ejecta is smaller than the thermal energy content of the ejecta. (4) The thermal energy of the ejecta is smaller than that of the flare regions. (5) The acceleration occurs during the impulsive phase. These results are compared with the characteristics of X-ray jets, and a possible interpretation (for both plasmoids and jets) based on the magnetic reconnection model is briefly discussed. 相似文献
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