Adiabatic Spectrum of Radio Emission of Plasma Clouds, Emitted by the Sun During Solar Flares, and Inhomogeneities of the Spectrum of Radio Emission of Clouds.

It is known that so-called solar flares systematically occur in the area of sunspots. They are accompanied by radiation in almost all frequency ranges and sometimes by the emission of hot plasma. Observations on the RATAN-600 radio telescope have shown that the radio emission spectrum of plasma clouds heated to values of the order of 10⁶ K erupted from the solar flare region turned out to be adiabatic. The high correlation of the inhomogeneities of the radio emission spectra of active formation over a group of sunspots indicates the stable presence of recombination radio lines in the radiation of active formation. However, the radio emission spectra of hot plasma clouds ejected from the region of solar flares occurring in this group of spots do not show any correlation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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