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The periodicity of aurorae in the years 1001–1900

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Временноŭ ря¶rt; nолярных сuянuŭ, нaбля¶rt;aвшuхся нa шuроmaх ¶rt;о 55° в nерuо¶rt; 1001–1900, был обрaбоmaн nрu nомощu меmо¶rt;ов сnекmрaльного aнaлuзa. То же сaмое было nрове¶rt;ено ¶rt;ля чaсmеŭ рaзноŭ ¶rt;лuны эmого uнmервaлa. Былu оnре¶rt;елены nреоблa¶rt;aющuе nерuо¶rt;ы в uссле¶rt;овaнных временных ря¶rt;aх. Эmu nерuо¶rt;ы ¶rt;ля всех выбрaнных чaсmеŭ uнmервaлa всег¶rt;a нaхо¶rt;яmся в о¶rt;uнaковом ¶rt;uaнaзоnе чaсmоm. Их nоложенuе сооmносumся с nерuо¶rt;aмu, сооmвеmсmвующuмu взauмным коньюнкцuям большuх nлaнеm.

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The sequence of aurorae, observed at latitudes up to 55° between the years 1001 and 1900 was processed by methods of spectral analysis. The same methods were applied to parts of various duration of this interval. The periods predominant in the time series under investigation were determined. In all the selected parts of the interval, these periods are always located within the same frequency band. Their position is related to the periods corresponding to mutual conjunctions of the large planets.

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  1. Geophysical Institute, Czechosl. Acad. Sci., Prague

    Ivanka Charvátová-Jakubcová & Jaroslav Střeštík

  2. Astronomical Institute, Czechosl. Acad. Sci., Ondřejov

    Ladislav Křivský

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  1. Ivanka Charvátová-Jakubcová
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Charvátová-Jakubcová, I., Střeštík, J. & Křivský, L. The periodicity of aurorae in the years 1001–1900. Stud Geophys Geod 32, 70–77 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01629003

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