AbstractThe complex: relationship between solar flares and coronal mass ejections is investigated using a comparison of flare parameters for a total of 69 ejective and non-ejective flares. In the case of solar flares which do not show mass ejection there seems to be a clear relationship between the peak intensity and duration, with higher intensity events being of longer duration. Systematic differences in the relationship between peak temperature and intensity for the two types of events are also evident, with flares accompanied by CMEs tending to have lower peak temperatures than non-ejective events of the same intensity. Whilst there appears to be a clear relationship between the length of rise and decay phase in a flare, there are no systematic differences in the parameters between ejective and non-ejective flares. A total of eleven EIT waves were found, all of which were associated with CMEs. There is no apparent correlation between the occurrence of an EIT wave and the peak intensity or rise time of the associated flare.
Flare characteristics: Properties of eruptive and non-eruptive events and their associations
Advances in Space Research ; 32 , 6 ; 1051-1056
2003-02-06
6 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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