General properties of the 24. sunspot cycle and comparison with some other sunspot cycles
2019
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In this study, the 24th sunspot cycle was examined in detail by taking into account the relative number and sunspot areas. Our review criteria were applied to the previous five cycles and the results were tabulated. Sunspots, change of sunspot activity with over time (relative number-time relationship) investigated of relative number for northern and southern hemispheres separately. Sunspot areas, the relationship between sunspot areas and activity and the results obtained by using spotless days of the 24th sunspot cycle general characteristics of the sunspot cycle and its differences with other cycles have been tried to be revealed. The rising time to maximum, amplitude of relative number and how it behaves during the descent branch of cycle are applied to the entire visible solar disk. In addition, it was examined whether the activity between hemispheres changes over time. The results are shown in both tables and figures.
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Dr. Seliz Koç
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İstanbul University
Astronomi ve Uzay Bilimleri Bilim Dalı
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Seliz Koç (Master Thesis). General properties of the 24. sunspot cycle and comparison with some other sunspot cycles, 2019, İstanbul University.
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