The effect of solar flare index on the seasonal variation of 5577 Å line intensity at Calcutta.

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Solar-Terrestrial Relations: Airglow, Solar-Terrestrial Relations: Solar Flares

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Twilight and night airglow observation of 5577 Å line was observed by Dunn-Manring type photometer for the period 1983 - 1987. This paper presents the seasonal variation of 5577 Å line intensity (Aσ) and its variation with solar flare index (If) which is calculated considering all the flares which occurred during a particular month for which airglow intensity is considered. It is concluded that the variation of the intensity of airglow line (5577 Å) with solar flare index (If) shows a periodic trend. Average period of 5577 Å line intensity with monthly mean of flare index are compared for lower and higher values of solar flare index (If). A possible explanation of such type of variation is invoked by considering the formation and destruction of O3 by ultraviolet rays during flare time.

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