
doi: 10.1007/bf00152873
For 181 PCA's recorded during the years 1956–1969 the association with flares is studied. Both the number of events which cannot be associated with any flare on the visible hemisphere, as well as the longitude distribution of identified proton flares, lead to the conclusion that 25–30% of PCA's are caused by flares behind the western solar limb. PCA's of this kind are mostly small. During the investigated years no PCA > 13 dB and possibly no PCA > 8.5 dB were caused by flares behind the limb, while hardly 60% of PCA's < l dB had their origin on the visible hemisphere.
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