probable values of current solar cycle peak
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Abstract
An analysis of multiple linear regression method applied to solar cycles 4 to 23 using lagged values of smoothed monthly mean sunspot numbers as independent variables is presented. According to that, the amplitude of current solar cycle 24 is estimated providing a quantitative prediction result. Our adjustment shows that the current cycle would have a sunspot peak less than the biggest one observed during the cycle 19 giving an additional support to the declination in solar activity which is currently happening.
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| Authors | ;V. M. Silbergleit |
| Journal | chemistry - a european journal |
| Year | 2012 |
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10.1155/2012/167375
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