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Evidence of interdependence within 22-year solar cycles

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There are strong indications that successive 11-year cycles they belong to the same 22-year cycle aren't independent. However, indications for interaction between successive 11-year cycles they don't belong to the same 22-year cycle are weak but not negligible.

The evolution of a certain 11-year cycle seems to depend on some basic parameters they characterize the configuration of the previous cycle. This dependency can provide us a simple way of estimating solar activity elements one 11-year cycle in advance.

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Tritakis, B.P. Evidence of interdependence within 22-year solar cycles. Astrophys Space Sci 82, 463–471 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00651452

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