ABSTRACT For a deeper understanding of the physical processes at play in solar flares, it is necessary to analyze the flare emissions at multiple wavelengths. This multifrequency approach enables the characterization of energetic electrons accelerated from hundreds of keV and up to several tens of MeV. This study reports on the observation of 10 solar flares, in which the spectral parameters were determined for the cm/mm and x‐ray bands. The radio spectrum was fitted using gyrosynchrotron emission whereas the hard x‐rays fit considered a model of thermal plus nonthermal emission of accelerated electrons. The results show that the spectral indices of the energy distribution of nonthermal electrons emitting in millimeter and hard x‐rays do not agree, with the millimeter spectral index being approximately 2 units harder than that of hard x‐rays. These findings are consistent with previous research and suggest the existence of a break in the energy spectrum of accelerated electrons. Moreover, for the only flare where photons exceeding 1 MeV were detected, the hard x‐ray spectra exhibited a broken power‐law where the index of the electron distribution above ~500 keV agreed with the inferred radio spectral index.

Adriana Valio

Douglas F. da Silva

Hui Li

Astronomische Nachrichten

ASTRONOMISCHE NACHRICHTEN 由 H. C. SCHUMACHER 于 1821 年创立，是世界上仍在出版的最古老的天文学期刊。著名的天文发现和在天文学和天体物理学方面的重要论文发表在 300 多卷期刊上，出色地代表了过去 180 年来天文学研究的进展。今天，ASTRONOMICAL NOTES/ASTRONOMISCHE NACHRICHTEN 发表了关于观测和理论天体物理学领域以及太阳系和太阳物理学相关主题的文章。此外，还涵盖了有关天基和天基天文仪器的论文，以及有关数值天体物理技术和超级计算机建模的论文。论文可通过电子版短视频序列完成。 ASTRONOMICAL NOTES/ASTRONOMISCHE NACHRICHTEN 还出版会议记录的特刊。

Founded by H. C. Schumacher in 1821, "Astronomische Nachrichten" is the oldest astronomy journal still in publication today. It has published numerous significant astronomical discoveries and important papers in the fields of astronomy and astrophysics across more than 300 volumes, excellently representing the progress of astronomical research over the past 180 years. Today, "Astronomical Notes/Astronomische Nachrichten" publishes articles on observational and theoretical astrophysics, as well as topics related to the solar system and solar physics. Additionally, it covers papers on ground-based and space-based astronomical instruments, as well as research on numerical astrophysical techniques and supercomputer modeling. Papers can be presented through electronic short video sequences. "Astronomical Notes/Astronomische Nachrichten" also publishes special issues of conference proceedings.

《Astronomische Nachrichten》由H. C. Schumacher于1821年创立，是世界上仍在出版的最古老的天文学期刊。该期刊发表了许多著名的天文发现和在天文学及天体物理学领域的重要论文，涵盖了300多卷，出色地代表了过去180年来天文学研究的进展。如今，《Astronomical Notes/Astronomische Nachrichten》主要发表关于观测和理论天体物理学的文章，以及与太阳系和太阳物理学相关的主题。此外，期刊还包括有关天基和地基天文仪器的论文，以及数值天体物理技术和超级计算机建模的研究。论文可以通过电子版短视频序列进行展示。《Astronomical Notes/Astronomische Nachrichten》还出版会议记录的特刊。

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Particle Acceleration in Solar Flares From Radio and Hard X‐Ray Spectra

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