Some properties of the Svalgaard A/C index

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Annual Variations, Geomagnetism, Indexes (Ratios), Interplanetary Magnetic Fields, Magnetic Variations, Polar Caps, Long Term Effects, Magnetic Effects, Secular Variations, Solar Cycles

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Several properties of the A/C index of polar cap variations introduced by L. Svalgaard in 1972 have been found to vary with time. In the presatellite era, C days, as measured by the Ap index, are almost twice as geomagnetically active as A days, while in the modern epoch they have essentially identical activity. Prior to 1962 there were over 40% more A days than C days per year, while during the modern epoch there are essentially equal numbers of A days and C days. In view of this strong bias to assigning a 'toward' classification on geomagnetically active days it is recommended that the Svalgaard A/C classification not be used in studies of geomagnetic activity. It is also recommended that a full and thorough documentation of the index be prepared and/or that others undertake to compile such a classification separately.

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