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Solar EUV flux variations near activity maxima

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Data on solar emission variations in the extreme ultraviolet range λ<1300 Å (EUV-range) performed on board the “Prognoz” satellites and the “Phobos” spacecraft by the thermoluminescent method are presented. Flux variations from the 11-years cycle are factors of 2–2.5, and that by the 27-days cycle do not exceed 30%.

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Kazachevskaya, T.V., Lomovsky, A.I. & Nusintov, A.A. Solar EUV flux variations near activity maxima. Sol Phys 152, 77–80 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01473186

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