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Transformation of the characteristics of quasi-biennial oscillation in a new version of the series of Wolf (relative sunspot) numbers
Author(s) -
I. G. Shibaev
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
aerospace research in bulgaria
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2367-9522
pISSN - 1313-0927
DOI - 10.3897/arb.v31.e02
Subject(s) - sunspot , series (stratigraphy) , epoch (astronomy) , transformation (genetics) , amplitude , oscillation (cell signaling) , physics , mathematics , climatology , geodesy , astrophysics , geology , magnetic field , optics , stars , paleontology , biochemistry , chemistry , quantum mechanics , gene , genetics , biology
With the introduction from June 2015 of a new methodology for estimation of Wolf numbers W (or WSN — Wolf sunspot number), this series was corrected from January 1749 to May 2015, i.e. a new version of the series WSN was proposed. The greatest transformation affected the cycles of a statistically reliable part of the series (since, 1849), which was clearly reflected in their amplitude correction and, accordingly, in the long-period component of the series, determining the epoch of maximum/minimum solar activity. The quasi-biennial oscillations available in the solar magnetic field and in the total flux of its radiation also manifest themselves in a number of parameters of the Earth ionosphere and evaluation of their transformation degree is of high significance. This paper compares the characteristics of the frequency interval of the quasi-biennial oscillations of both versions of a series.

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