Influence of Short-Term Solar UV Variability on the Determination of Solar Cycle Minimum

Details Influence of Short-Term Solar UV Variability on the Determination of Solar Cycle Minimum Influence of Short-Term Solar UV Variability on the Determination of Solar Cycle Minimum

Jan 1997

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1997agu..meet.....c&link_type=abstract

Technical Report, AGU Meeting

Physics

Influence Coefficient, Time, Ultraviolet Emission, Solar Cycles, Solar Activity Effects, Smoothing, Solar Instruments

Scientific paper

Smoothing solar UV data on rotational timescale (approx. 27 days) improves identification of solar minimum. Smoothing intervals which are not multiples of rotational period (e.g. 35 days) can leave measurable residual signal. No evidence found for periodic behavior on intermediate (50-250 days) time scales during Cycle 22, based on data from three solar UV instruments.

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