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Decimetre Radio Bursts Concurrent with Solar Type IV Radiation

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IT is known that when there is an important Hα flare on the Sun's disk there is often considerable radio emission over a wide band of frequencies. While the spectrum at metre wave-lengths is relatively well understood, the decimetre and centimetre radio bursts have not been related very clearly to the overall spectrum.

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KRISHNAN, T., MULLALY, R. Decimetre Radio Bursts Concurrent with Solar Type IV Radiation. Nature 192, 58–59 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1038/192058b0

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