Fig. 8.
Integral energy spectrum of gamma-rays and neutrons at the Sun, emitted in the forward cone (≲10°) for 106 particles. The results are given by the Monte Carlo calculation based on GEANT4. The left-hand panel shows the integral energy spectrum of neutrons (+) and gamma-rays (•) for proton incidence, and the right-hand panel corresponds to the incidence of helium ions. Either protons or helium ions were injected into the solar atmosphere with a power-law index of 3. The maximum energy of ions is set at 100 GeV per nucleon. The fluxes represent the forward-emitted neutrons and gamma-rays to a solar atmosphere thickness of 10 g cm−2. The vertical number represents the expected number of secondary particles (n, γ) with energy higher than En,γ for the injection of 106 protons or helium ions into the solar surface.

Integral energy spectrum of gamma-rays and neutrons at the Sun, emitted in the forward cone (≲10°) for 106 particles. The results are given by the Monte Carlo calculation based on GEANT4. The left-hand panel shows the integral energy spectrum of neutrons (+) and gamma-rays (•) for proton incidence, and the right-hand panel corresponds to the incidence of helium ions. Either protons or helium ions were injected into the solar atmosphere with a power-law index of 3. The maximum energy of ions is set at 100 GeV per nucleon. The fluxes represent the forward-emitted neutrons and gamma-rays to a solar atmosphere thickness of 10 g cm−2. The vertical number represents the expected number of secondary particles (n, γ) with energy higher than En for the injection of 106 protons or helium ions into the solar surface.

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