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Table 1
Millisecond radio burst classification and abbreviations used.
| Abbreviation | Description | Frequency drift rate | Mechanism? | Fig. No |
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| QS | Quasi linearly drifting | −15 to −20 MHz/s | 1, 3, 6, 9 | 1a, b, d, 2b, 3, |
| simple S bursts | 5 (if periodic) | 5b–d, 6b, 7b | ||
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| FS | Fast-Drifting S bursts, | ~−30 MHz/s | 2, 5 | 7 |
| fat S bursts and Shadows | ||||
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| MS | Modulated S bursts | Any drift (including steep) | 3, 4, 8 | 1c, 3a, 5, 6 |
| envelope | <0 or >0 | |||
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| LS | S bursts within | −5 to −6 MHz/s | ? | 2 |
| bands of L emission | ||||
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| FF | Faraday Fringes | 0 | Propagation | 1b, c, 2, 6a, 7 |
Notes. Reference numbers in the fourth column refer to the notes in Table 2.
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