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1. Про взаємозв’язок часових змін магнітного поля Землі з сонячною активністю 19—24-го циклів М. Орлюк & А. Роменець
2. The relationships of solar flares with both sunspot and geomagnetic activity Z. Du & H. Wang
3. On the time lag between solar wind dynamic parameters and solar activity UV proxies R. Reda et al.
4. Persistent perturbations of ionosphere at diminution of solar and geomagnetic activity during 21–24 solar cycles T. Gulyaeva et al.
5. Examining the role of solar activity, climate, and the socio‐historical context in high all‐cause mortality (northern Portugal, 1700–1880) J. Moreno et al.
6. The correlation between solar and geomagnetic activity – Part 3: An integral response model Z. Du
7. Correlations Between CME Parameters and Sunspot Activity Z. Du
8. Annual and Diurnal Variabilities in the Critical Frequency (foF2) during Geomagnetic Fluctuating Activity over Solar Cycles 21 and 22 at Ouagadougou A. Diabaté et al.
9. Phase asynchrony between flare index and sunspot activity Y. Tang & L. Deng
10. Chinese sunspot drawings and their digitization – (V) the phase relation between Hα flare index and sunspot activity Y. LI et al.
11. Wavelet Analysis on Solar Wind Parameters and Geomagnetic Indices C. Katsavrias et al.
12. Quasi-biennial periodicities and heliospheric modulation of geomagnetic activity during solar cycles 22–24 P. Singh et al.
13. Impact of solar irradiance and geomagnetic activity on polar NOx, ozone and temperature in WACCM simulations N. Tartaglione et al.
14. Analysis of ionospheric TEC response to solar and geomagnetic activities at different solar activity stages J. Feng et al.
15. Geomagnetic response to solar and interplanetary disturbances E. Saiz et al.
16. Long‐Term Variations of the Geomagnetic Activity: A Comparison Between the Strong and Weak Solar Activity Cycles and Implications for the Space Climate R. Hajra et al.
17. The Temporal and Spatial Behaviors of CME Occurrence Rate at Different Latitudes J. Lin et al.
18. Impact of ICME- and SIR/CIR-Driven Geomagnetic Storms on the Ionosphere over Hungary K. Berényi et al.
19. Energetic particle precipitation: A major driver of the ozone budget in the Antarctic upper stratosphere A. Damiani et al.
20. Persistent long-term (1944–2015) ionosphere-magnetosphere associations at the area of intense seismic activity and beyond T. Gulyaeva et al.
21. Estimating the maximum of the smoothed highest 3-hourly aa index in 3 d by the preceding minimum for the solar cycle Z. Du