- + Classification of Type II and Type III Solar Radio Bursts Using Transfer Learning by H. le Roux et al.—Solar radio bursts (SRBs) are some of the most interesting signatures of solar activity. Their correlation with large solar eruptions and well-documen...
- + Plasma instability at the front of ejected electrons and Type III emission by V. Krasnoselskikh et al.—Type III bursts are usually described as a two-step process: energetic electrons excite Langmuir waves, which are then converted into radio emission n...
- + Solar Radio Wide‐Band Spectroscopy and Imaging Facilities of the Chinese Meridian Project Phase II by Yihua Yan et al.—Radioheliographs and wideband solar radio spectrographs are essential components of the Chinese Meridian Project (CMP)‐II (C. Wang et al., 2024) that ...
- + Tracing Ion-Scale Turbulence and Energy Cascade Rate from the Solar Corona to 1 au by E. P. Kontar et al.—The solar corona and solar wind are turbulent plasma environments where energy transfer from large-scale magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) fluctuations to sma...
- + Signatures of Confined and Eruptive Solar Flares in Microwave Spectra by E. W. Cliver et al.—Solar flares are generally divided into two classes: eruptive flares (with associated coronal mass ejections; CMEs) and confined flares that lack CMEs...
- + A Wide-Band High-Frequency Type-II Solar Radio Burst by Vasanth et al.—Type-II radio bursts are usually observed below 400 MHz with slowly-drifting narrow fundamental and/or harmonic bands. Events with starting frequencie...
- + First Robust Detection of Linear Polarization from Metric Solar Emissions: Challenging Established Paradigms by S. Dey et al.—Polarization measurements of solar radio emissions are key diagnostics of coronal plasma, magnetic fields, and propagation effects, and can provide ad...
- + New Instrument in Solar Flare Detection: A 50–55 GHz Millimeter-Wave Radiometer Spectrometer by X. Xu et al.—Solar flares, among the most intense explosive phenomena in the solar atmosphere, release vast amounts of energy in a short period, resulting in enhan...
- + Multispacecraft Analysis and Modeling of Type III Radio Burst Exciter Deceleration in Inhomogeneous Heliospheric Plasma F. Azzolini et al.—Electron beams accelerated in solar flares and escaping from the Sun along open magnetic field lines can trigger intense radio emissions known as type...
- + Noise in Maps of the Sun at Radio Wavelengths by T. S. Bastian et al.—The Sun is a powerful source of radio emissions, so much so that – unlike most celestial sources – this emission dominates the system noise of many ra...
- + Connecting EUV Observations of Chromospheric Large-Scale Flows and their properties at particular heights using Nobeyama 17 GHz data: I. The differential rotation profile by S. Routh et al.—The phenomenon of differential rotation in the Sun, described by Eq.1 where A is the equatorial rotation rate, A and C are latitudinal gradients and $...
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