Solar Latitudinal Distribution of Solar Flares around the Sun and Their Association with Forbush Decreases during the Period of 1986 to 2003

Solar flare events of high importance were utilised to study solar latitudinal frequency distribution of the solar flares in northern and southern hemisphere for the solar cycle 22 to recent solar cycle 23. A statistical analysis was performed to obtain their relationship with sudden storm commencem...

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Published: University of Tehran 2005-09-01
Series:Journal of Sciences, Islamic Republic of Iran
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description Solar flare events of high importance were utilised to study solar latitudinal frequency distribution of the solar flares in northern and southern hemisphere for the solar cycle 22 to recent solar cycle 23. A statistical analysis was performed to obtain their relationship with sudden storm commencement (SSCs) and Forbush decrease events (Fd) of cosmic ray intensity. An 11-year cyclic variation pattern was seen in occurrence of number of events for solar flares, SSCs and Fds. It was noted that number of solar flares (Fd associated) occurred in southern hemisphere was larger as compared to that in northern hemisphere for the solar cycle 22. Situation reversed, as we associated SSCs and Fds. Northern hemisphere was found more active for the solar cycle 23.
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spelling doaj-art-cfc438281e334c7faf5f5b8ea90f4ddc2025-08-20T01:53:33ZengUniversity of TehranJournal of Sciences, Islamic Republic of Iran1016-11042345-69142005-09-0116331660Solar Latitudinal Distribution of Solar Flares around the Sun and Their Association with Forbush Decreases during the Period of 1986 to 2003Solar flare events of high importance were utilised to study solar latitudinal frequency distribution of the solar flares in northern and southern hemisphere for the solar cycle 22 to recent solar cycle 23. A statistical analysis was performed to obtain their relationship with sudden storm commencement (SSCs) and Forbush decrease events (Fd) of cosmic ray intensity. An 11-year cyclic variation pattern was seen in occurrence of number of events for solar flares, SSCs and Fds. It was noted that number of solar flares (Fd associated) occurred in southern hemisphere was larger as compared to that in northern hemisphere for the solar cycle 22. Situation reversed, as we associated SSCs and Fds. Northern hemisphere was found more active for the solar cycle 23.https://jsciences.ut.ac.ir/article_31660_9dcae7fcc513ca0d159902be8263d515.pdf
spellingShingle Solar Latitudinal Distribution of Solar Flares around the Sun and Their Association with Forbush Decreases during the Period of 1986 to 2003
Journal of Sciences, Islamic Republic of Iran
title Solar Latitudinal Distribution of Solar Flares around the Sun and Their Association with Forbush Decreases during the Period of 1986 to 2003
title_full Solar Latitudinal Distribution of Solar Flares around the Sun and Their Association with Forbush Decreases during the Period of 1986 to 2003
title_fullStr Solar Latitudinal Distribution of Solar Flares around the Sun and Their Association with Forbush Decreases during the Period of 1986 to 2003
title_full_unstemmed Solar Latitudinal Distribution of Solar Flares around the Sun and Their Association with Forbush Decreases during the Period of 1986 to 2003
title_short Solar Latitudinal Distribution of Solar Flares around the Sun and Their Association with Forbush Decreases during the Period of 1986 to 2003
title_sort solar latitudinal distribution of solar flares around the sun and their association with forbush decreases during the period of 1986 to 2003
url https://jsciences.ut.ac.ir/article_31660_9dcae7fcc513ca0d159902be8263d515.pdf