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Spatio-Temporal Features of the Development of Microwave Emission of Active Regions and Flares
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 04 August 2017
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At SibIZMIR, a stepwise commissioning of the Siberian Solar Radio Telescope is being under way (Smolkov, 1982a; Smolkov et al., 1983a). This special-purpose instrument is designed to: 1) survey and monitor during daylight hours the state of solar activity (SA) with high two-dimensional resolution on a real time basis in a wave band permitting maximum possible detectability of active regions (AR's) and flares (F's); 2) study structures and development of AR's by day and the time of their observation on the solar disk; 3) study F's; 4) study the three-dimensional pattern of development of AR's and F's jointly with the Sayan Mountain and Baikal Astrophysical Observatories of SibIZMIR (Smolkov, 1982b), and 5) to make a synoptic study of SA during one or several solar rotations in the interests of solving challenging problems of Solar Physics and STP.
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