Emission of F10.7 Solar Radio Flux and UV Flux Changes in Relation with Sunspot Number during 1986 - 2017 Solar Cycles

Authors

  • Antony Dhivya Tharshini. S  Department of Physics and Research centre, Women’s Christian College, Nagercoil Tamil Nadu, India
  • Shanthi G  Department of Physics and Research centre, Women’s Christian College, Nagercoil Tamil Nadu, India

Keywords:

Radio flux, SSN, 10.7 cm solar flux, UV flux, flux indices

Abstract

The present circumstances of sun based discharge at 10.7cm wavelengths demonstrate an orderly increment contrasted with the sunspot number (SSN). The 10.7cm sun based radio transition (F10.7) is a standout amongst the most broadly utilized records of sun powered action. The sunlight based attractive field transition measured for the whole sun oriented cycle is contrasted and the sun oriented file of the successful cycles for the years 1986-2017. Of these files the two most utilized are the relative sunspot number, covering over 400 years and the 10.7cm sunlight based radio motion (F10.7), which has been measured consistently since 1947. The information distributed in the official site of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has been utilized as a part of the examination. The connection between sun oriented UV transition and 10.7 cm radio outflow has been considered, while the connection between the full UV and radio motions is non straight. The 10.7 cm radio outflow can in this manner be utilized as an intermediary for the UV transition. This investigation analyzes the relative sunspot number and 10.7cm sun powered radio transition lists exclusively with UV flux and furthermore the connection amongst them infers on the sun based conduct for the sun oriented cycle 21, 22, 23 and 24.

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2017-12-31

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Antony Dhivya Tharshini. S, Shanthi G, " Emission of F10.7 Solar Radio Flux and UV Flux Changes in Relation with Sunspot Number during 1986 - 2017 Solar Cycles, International Journal of Scientific Research in Science and Technology(IJSRST), Online ISSN : 2395-602X, Print ISSN : 2395-6011, Volume 3, Issue 8, pp.549-555, November-December-2017.