Neutral
Pion Production in Solar Flares, Forrest et al. 1985
Very
Energetic Gamma-Rays from the 3 June 1982 Solar Flare, Forrest et al. 1986
Solar Neutron Emissivity During the Large Flare
on 1982 June 3, Chupp et al. 1987
Gamma Ray Emission
from a Solar Flare Observed also as a Ground Level Event, Rieger etal. 1987
Solar Neutron Observations and Their Relation
to Solar Flare Acceleration Problems, Chupp 1988
Emission Characteristics of Three Intense Solar
Flares Observed in Cycle 21, Chupp 1990
Transient
Particle Acceleration Associated with Solar Flares, Chupp 1990
Analysis of
SMM GRS High-Energy Data from the Solar Flare of 1988 December 16, Dunphy etal.
1990
Observation
of High Energy Gamma-Rays from the Sun with Gamma-1 Telescope, Akimov et
al.1991
High-Energy
Gamma Rays and Neutrons from the Solar Flare of 1989 March 6, Dunphy & Chupp,
1991
Gamma-Ray and
Neutrons as a Probe of the Proton Spectrum during the Solar Flare of 1988 December
16, Dunphy & Chupp 1991
Spectral
Gamma-Ray Variations of the Long-Duration Flare of 1989 March 6,
Marschhauser,et al. 1991
New Measurements
of the Anisotropy of Solar Flare Gamma-Rays, Vestrand et al. 1991
Detection
of a long-duration solar gamma-ray flare on June 11, 1991 with EGRET..,
Kanbachet al. 1992
Spectral
characteristics of high energy gamma ray solar flares, Leikov, et al. 1993
Energy Spectra of Solar Flare Gamma-ray Emission
in the Range 0.03-2 GeV Registered by Gamma-1 Telescope, Leikov et al.1993
Temporal
and spectral characteristics of the June 11, 1991 gamma-ray flare, Trottet etal
1993
High-Energy Gamma-Ray Emission from Solar Flares
Constraining the Accelerated Proton Spectrum, Alexander et al. 1994
The Flares
of 1989 September 9: Does Coronal Loop Collision Initiate Efficient Gamma-Ray
Emission?, Aurass, et al. 1994
Evidence for Intense Coronal Prompt Gamma-Ray
Line Emission from a Solar Flare, Barat et al. 1994
Extended Phase
of Solar Flares Observed by SMM, Dunphy & Chupp 1994
Gamma-Ray
Precursors of Solar Flares, Rieger 1994
Temporal Evolution
of Bremsstrahlung-Dominated Gamma-Ray Spectra of Solar Flare, Marschhauser
et al. 1994
A
comparison of gamma-ray and radio emissions during the 11:42 UT solar flare
on1982 June 3, Trottet et al. 1994
Evidence for Prolonged Acceleration Based on
a Detailed Analysis of the Long-Duration Solar Gamma-Ray Flare of June 15,1991,
Akimov et al. 1996
Gamma Ray Observations
of the Early June 1991 Solar Flares, Bertsch et al. 1996 (draftpreprint)
Time-Extended Acceleration of Energetic Particles
in the Corona during the 19 October 1989 GLE, Klein et al. 1996
Spectral Evolution
of an Intense Gamma-Ray Line Flare, Rieger 1996
The
Role of High-Energy Protons and Electrons in Powering the Solar
White-LightFlare Emission, Rieger et al. 1996
Energetic Neutrons, Protons, and Gamma Rays During
the 1990 May 24 Solar Cosmic-Ray Event, Debrunner et al. 1997
Gamma-Ray
Line Versus Continuum Emission of Electron-Dominated Episodes during Solar Flares,
Rieger, et al. 1998
A
multiwavelength analysis of an electron-dominated gamma-ray event associated with
a disk solar flare, Trottet et al. 1998
Gamma Rays and Neutrons as a Probe of
FlareProton Spectra: The Solar Flare of 11 June 1991, Dunphy et al. 1999
Flare-associated
energetic particles in the corona and at 1 AU, Klein, et al. 1999
The
Radio-Silent Start of an Intense Solar Gamma-Ray Flare, Rieger, et al. 1999
Surprisingly
Intense Neutron Emission from a Flare Behind the Limb of the Sun, Murphy et
al.1999
The
Solar Maximum Mission Atlas of Gamma-Ray Flares, Vestrand et al. 1999
Hard
X-ray and gamma-ray observations of an electron dominated event associated with
an occulted solar flare, Vilmer et al. 1999
Energetic
Proton Spectra in the June 1991 Solar Flare, Young et al. 2000
Temporal
Evolution of a Gradual SEP Event andthe Possible Role of Coronal Particle
Acceleration, Klein, et al. 2000.
Temporal
Evolution of a Gradual SEP Event and the Possible Role of Coronal ParticleAcceleration,
Klein et al. 2000
Detection of 6 November 1997 Ground Level Event
by Milagrito, Falcone et al. 2000
Accelerated-Particle Spectral Variability in the
1991 June 11 Solar Flare, Murphy & Share 2000
Spectral
Evolution of an Intense Solar Gamma-Ray Flare During its Radio-Silent
Start,Rieger and Marschhauser 2000
Impulsive
and Extended Acceleration in the 1977 November 6 Solar Flare, Yoshimori et
al.2002
GammaRays
and Neutrons from a Large Solar Flare on November 6, 1977, Yoshimori etal. 2002
High-energy
particles accelerated during the large solar flare of 1990 May 24:
X/gamma-rayobservations, Vilmer et al. 2003
What We Know
and Do Not Know about High Energy Neutral Emissions from Solar Flares,Chupp et
al. 2003
Stereoscopic
observations of the giant hard X-ray/gamma-ray solar flare on 1991 June 30
at0255 UT, Trottet et al. 2003
28 October 2003 Flare:
High-EnergyGamma Emission, Type II Radio Emission and Solar Particle
Observations,Kuzentzov et al. 2005
Relativistic
Solar Neutrons and Protons on 28 October 2003, Bieber et al. 2005
Relativistic nucleon and electron production
in the 2003 October 28 solar event, Miroshnichenko et al. 2005
Correction to “Relativistic nucleon
and electron production in the 28 October 2003 solar event”,Miroshnichenko, et
al. 2005
Relativistic Particle
Injection and Interplanetary Transport during the January 20, 2005Ground Level
Enhancement, Saiz et al 2005
Ground-level Events
Measured with Milagro, Ryan et al. 2005
The Solar Event
on 20 January 2005 observed with the Tibet YBJ Neutron monitorobservatory,
Miyasaka et al. 2005
Largest GLE in
Half a Century: Neutron Monitor Observations of the January 20, 2005
Event,Bieber et al. 2005
Solar Neutron Events of
2003October-November, Watanabe et al. 2006
Using
Gamma-Ray and Neutron Emission to Determine Solar Flare Accelerated Particle Spectra
and Composition and the Conditions within the Flare Magnetic Loop, Murphy et al
2007