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A correlation study of solar activity index and amplitude of VLF trans-equatorial propagation

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Diurnal and seasonal behavior of amplitude of NWC 22.3 kHz signal transmitted from Australia (22049/S, 114023/E), and received at Kolkata (22034/N, 88024/E), India have been investigated The signal amplitude is remarkably low in October. The variations of daily maximum and daily minimum of signal amplitude have been analyzed. The signal on the present propagation path showed non-correlation with A p index, but showed a moderate but negative correlation with 10.7 cm solar flux.

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Pal, P., Bhowmik, A., Roy, R. et al. A correlation study of solar activity index and amplitude of VLF trans-equatorial propagation. Indian J Phys 84, 641–645 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12648-010-0064-5

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