Abstract Analysis of the general statistical features of the sunspot cycles in the period 1700–1996 AD, including the Gnevyshev–Ohl rule, Waldmeier rule and an amplitude–period effect, was performed for both Wolf numbers and group sunspot numbers. It was shown that for both solar indices all the statistical effects are weaker over the time interval 1700–1855 AD than over the time interval 1856–1996 AD. Possible causes of this difference are discussed.
Temporal evolution of statistical features of the sunspot cycles
Advances in Space Research ; 50 , 6 ; 669-675
2011-03-29
7 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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