1995
DOI: 10.1080/10556799508203295
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Solar cyclicity as a factor of climatic changes

Abstract: Ffequency characteristics of the connection between the Sun and the temtrid atmosphere caused by the cyclic changes of the solar activity are considered. Cross-spectrd and dispersion analyses are used. Manifestations of the 11 and 80-year solar cycles in the global dynamics of the atmosphere such M recurrence of circulation patterns, meridional and mud pressure gradients and some oceanic parameters are revealed.

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“…These two rows of data were tested for stationarity and the operation of window narrowing was performed. Then the method of mutual spectral analysis was applied (Smirnov and Kononovich, 1995). The calculations incorporated all set of statistical functions, the individual spectra, autocorrelation, cross-correlation, coherence and phase spectra including.…”
Section: The Research Technique and Initial Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These two rows of data were tested for stationarity and the operation of window narrowing was performed. Then the method of mutual spectral analysis was applied (Smirnov and Kononovich, 1995). The calculations incorporated all set of statistical functions, the individual spectra, autocorrelation, cross-correlation, coherence and phase spectra including.…”
Section: The Research Technique and Initial Datamentioning
confidence: 99%