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Global circuit response to the 11-year solar cycle: Changes in source or in medium?
Authors
Robert Boldi
Anirban Guha
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Alexander Koloskov
Gabriella Satori
Earle Williams
Yuri Yampolski
Publication date
1 January 2014
Publisher
ZU Scholars
Abstract
© International Conference on Atmospheric Electricity, ICAE 2014 Modifications to both the DC and AC global circuits are considered on both short time scales and on the 11-year solar cycle time scale. New long-term records of Schumann resonances are considered as documentation of the AC global circuit. In most cases, changes in the medium of the global circuit provide a better qualitative explanation than intrinsic source changes (i.e., lightning and electrified clouds) for the variations in the global circuit. Further work is needed with the quantitative details
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