Statistical study of radio drifting pulsation structures with associated CMEs and other observations |
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Authors: | Chengming Tan YH Yan YY Liu QJ Fu SJ Wang HR Ji ZJ Chen HR Jing |
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Institution: | 1. National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Science, Beijing 100012, China;2. Graduate school, CAS, 19A Yuquan Road, Beijing 100049, China;3. Beijing Planetarium, Xizhimenwai Dajie No.138, Beijing 100044, China |
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Abstract: | Solar radio burst, especially the fine structures (FSs) and the drifting pulsation structures (DPSs), may be used as an important diagnostics tool to draw the evolution map of the flare loop in the initial phase of solar flares. In this work, 52 radio events were found accompanying with DPSs. They were all observed with the Solar Radio Spectrometers (0.625–7.6 GHz) of China during 1998–2004. Combining the radio observations with LASCO-C2, Goes-8 SXR, Hα, EUV and Trace observations, we analyzed all these events and obtained some statistic conclusions: First, 88% DPSs take place at the initial phase of the radio burst, and their rich spectrum characteristics are helpful to understand the events further. Second, 83% DPSs are associated with CMEs or ejection events, and all the events are accompanied by Goes SXR flare. Third, for CMEs and DPSs, which take the first step, there is no significant predominance of either of them. The relationship between the DPSs and CMEs is still not clear in this study because of the lack of spatial resolution in the centimeter–decimeter band. However, the EIT or Trace ejection happened during the onset/end time of DPSs. They are signatures of the initial phase of CMEs. Two events will be illustrated to explain this. |
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Keywords: | Sun: radio burst Sun: drift pulsation structures Sun: CMEs Sun: solar flares |
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