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20182022
most citedComparison of geomagnetic indices during even and odd solar cycles SC17-SC24: Signatures of Gnevyshev gap in geomagnetic activity

18 citations · 39 across the 8 of their papers we have counts for

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11 papers

physics.ao-ph20223 cited

Persistence of temperature and precipitation: from local to global anomalies

Jouni J. Takalo

Using detrended fluctuation analysis (DFA) we find that all continents are persistent in temperature. The scaling exponents of the southern hemisphere (SH) continents, i.e., South…

astro-ph.SR2021

Separating aa-index into Solar and Hale Cycle Related Components Using Principal Component Analysis

Jouni Takalo

We decompose the monthly aa-index of cycles 10-23 using principal component analysis (PCA). We show that the first component (PC1) is related to solar cycle, and accounts for 41.5…

astro-ph.SR202118 cited

Comparison of geomagnetic indices during even and odd solar cycles SC17-SC24: Signatures of Gnevyshev gap in geomagnetic activity

Jouni J. Takalo

We show that the time series of sunspot-group areas has a gap, the so-called Gnevyshev gap (GG), between ascending and descending phases of the cycle and especially so for the even…

astro-ph.SR20206 cited

Temporal Distribution of Solar Cycle 24 Sunspot Groups: Comparison to Cycles 12-23

Jouni J. Takalo

We analyze the temporal distribution of sunspot groups for even and odd cycles in the range SC12-SC24. It seems that cycle 24 is a characteristic even cycle, although with low ampl…

physics.ao-ph2020

Trends of continental, zonal and seasonal land temperatures in the 20th century

Jouni Takalo, Kalevi Mursula

We study the evolution of continental, zonal and seasonal land temperature anomalies especially in the early 20th century warming (ETCW) period, using principal component analysis…

nlin.CD2020

On the self-replicating properties of Riemann zeta zeros: A statistical study

Jouni J. Takalo

We study distributions of differences of unscaled Riemann zeta zeros, , at large distances. We show, that independently of the height, a subset of finite number of success…