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Solar activity and QBO influence on the temperature regime of the subauroral middle atmosphere

The relationship between the temperature of the stratosphere at ∼27 km , the mesopause at ∼87 km and lower thermosphere at ∼97 km and the flux density of solar 10.7 cm radio emission (the F 10.7-index) depending on the QBO phase of the stratospheric equatorial zonal wind is analyzed using night sky...

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Published in:Journal of atmospheric and solar-terrestrial physics 2001, Vol.63 (9), p.853-858
Main Authors: Nikolashkin, S.V, Ignatyev, V.M, Yugov, V.A
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