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The paper presents an analysis of the coronal data of emission line 530.3 nm. The analysis was carried out with data recorded at the coronal station of Lomnický Štít for the period 1965–1976. Up till now the observed time and latitudal changes of the shape of the corona as well as the existence of two maxima have been fully proved. The development of intensities has, in many cases, different characters in the southern and northern hemispheres. Apart from this, the third increase of intensities in the course of the cycle was observed nearly at all latitudes in the coincidence with sunspot numbers in 1974–1975 years. The maximum of intensities of this ‘impulse of activity’ was observed at latitudes around 60° in both hemispheres.
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Rušin, V., Rybanský, M. & Scheirich, L. The Solar Corona 530.3 nm in the 20th cycle. Sol Phys 61, 301–310 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00150415
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