The Analysis of Solar Energetic Particles

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1с1сε = - [V in B]E= e ε LacL ≈ 10 9 cm,V in ≈ 10 5 –10 6 cm/s,B ≈ 100–300 GLac
Particle acceleration in the DC electric fieldsReferenceLitvinenko,2003,reconnectionVashenyuk etal., 2003,reconnectionZharkova,Gordovsky,2005, recon.Browning,Vekstein, , 2001,reconnectionVeselovsky,2002, inductiveel. field inelectrojetsElectr.field,ε,V/cmLength, cmmax/prob.Energy, eVmax/prob.10 10≤1010 9 103x10 84x102 1010 /10 10 10 12Time <strong>of</strong>acceler., sSpectral formE -γγ=2-312
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