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Table 4.

Time lines of the radio, hard X-ray (HXR), and initial relativistic particle emission on 2021 Oct. 28.

UT interval Spectral range Observed feature
15:25–15:28 HXR Rise of count rates to their peak
(Fig. 3; 18 000–300 MHz Continuum, broadb. pulsations
Sect. 2.3.3) 650–300 MHz Reverse-drift bursts
300–144 MHz Type J bursts
≤85 MHz No signal
15:28–15:32 HXR Peak and early decay;
(Fig. 5; hardening spectrum
Sect. 2.3.4) 18 000–300 MHz Type IV burst
300–25 MHz Type II burst
≤50 MHz First group of type III bursts
15:32–15:36 HXR Decay
(Fig. 6; SXR Peak at 15:35 UT
Sect. 2.3.5) 18 000–(< )144 MHz Type IV burst
200–25 MHz Forward-/reverse-drift bursts
≤14 MHz Second group of type III bursts
15:37–15:50 HXR No signal after 15:40 UT
(Fig. 7; 1000 (?)–25 (?) MHz Type IV burst
Sect. 2.3.6) 50–25 MHz Forward-/reverse-drift bursts
14–7 MHz Continuum, unresolved bursts?
≤7 MHz Third group of type III bursts
15:35–15:46 Particles Initial release window
(Fig. 1; (uncertainty) of
Sect. 2.1) electrons, protons > 0.75c

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