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In this paper, we study the possibility of detection of short‐term terrestrial lower ionospheric response to gamma ray bursts (GRBs) using a statistical analysis of perturbations of six very low or low‐frequency (VLF/LF) radio signals emitted by transmitters located worldwide and recorded by VLF/LF receiver located in Belgrade (Serbia). We consider a sample of 54 short‐lasting GRBs (shorter than 1 min) detected by the Swift satellite during the period 2009–2012. We find that a statistically significant perturbation can be present in the low ionosphere, and reactions on GRBs may be observed immediately after the beginning of the GRB event or with a time delay of 60 s–90 s.

Detection of short‐term response of the low ionosphere on gamma ray bursts