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Frost, K. J.
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Rapid fine structure in a burst of hard solar X-rays observed by OSO-5
Rapid fine structure in hard solar X ray bursts observed by OSO-5, explaining time structure by mechanism based on repetitive production of monoenergetic electrons
A search for the quiet-time solar gamma rays from balloon altitudes.
Upper limits resulting from search for solar photons in 100-kev to 2-mev range from balloon observations
Solar x-ray bursts in the 20 to 100 kev range observed by oso-i
Solar X-ray bursts in 20 to 100 keV range observed by OSO- I
Comments on high energy x-ray bursts observed by oso-1.
High energy X-ray radiation observations by OSO-I satellite following solar flares
Comments on high energy x-ray bursts observed by oso i
High energy x-ray bursts observed by orbiting solar observatory i
Are the recently observed soft gamma-ray bursts from stellar super flares?
The discovery of soft gamma ray bursts has led to the speculation that these bursts are caused by the bremsstrahlung of electrons accelerated to high energies in a stellar flare event. If the stellar flare hypothesis is verified, it may imply a significant source of low energy cosmic rays in the solar neighborhood, depending on the frequency and intensity of the flares.
Detector for low energy gamma-ray astronomy experiment
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