Modelling the effects of solar variability on the middle atmosphere: A review
The effects of solar activity on the middle atmosphere are controversial since no clear physical mechanism exists to explain the interactions. Further, it is extremely difficult to isolate any solar-induced variability, since the dominant influence on the middle atmosphere appears to be tropospheric...
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