Abstract
The influence of magnetic turbulence on the hard X-ray brightness distribution in magnetic loops during solar flares was studied. An analysis was perfomed based on the solution of the kinetic equation for relativistic electrons, in which the regular energy loss, Coulomb scattering, magnetic reflection, and the effect of the reverse current and magnetic turbulence are taken into account. It was shown that scattering by magnetic inhomogeneities with parameter η = δB/B = 10–3 results in an increase in hard X-ray brightness at loop footpoints when the distribution of accelerated electrons is isotropic and mostly in the loop coronal part if the electron source is anisotropic. The influence of magnetic turbulence is absent at δB/B ≤ 10–5.
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