Solar Energy Cycle and its Relation to Geomagnetic Activity

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Mar 1973

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Analytical Procedures for Eclipsing Binary Light Curves, Proceedings of IAU Colloq. 16, held in Philadelphia, PA, September, 197

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astrophysics

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It is suggested that recurrent and nonrecurrent geomagnetic disturbances which are related to the release of solar magnetic energy in the form of unipolar and bipolar magnetic regions respectively, are connected with the variations in the solar energy source. The true beginning of the solar cycle takes place when unipolar magnetic regions start to develop, i.e, when nuclear energy generation becomes dominant over the neutrino energy loss according to the photon-neutrino coupling theory.

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