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Is there any relation between the sun's motion and global seismic activity?

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Временныŭ ря¶rt;глобaльноŭ сеŭсмuческоŭ энергuu (1900–1982г.) был коррелuровaн с ря¶rt;ом F=|г|,г¶rt;е |г| aбсолюmное знaченuе uзменuŭ ускоренuя Солнцa. Дляглубокофокусных землеmрясенuŭ (h>60 км) u ¶rt;ля верояmносmu Р=0.95 коеффuцuенm корреляцuu ¶rt;осmuгaеm0.45. Для nоверхносmных землеmрясенuŭ зaвuсuмосmь не былa nо¶rt;mверж¶rt;енa.

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The seismic energy released by global earthquake activity with time was correlated with F=|г|, where |г| is the absolute value of the change of the Sun's acceleration with time. For deep earthquakes and probability P=0.95, the coefficient of correlation was found to be around 0.4. For shallow earthquakes, the dependence was not proved.

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    Ivanka Jakubcová & Miloš Pick

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Jakubcová, I., Pick, M. Is there any relation between the sun's motion and global seismic activity?. Stud Geophys Geod 30, 148–152 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01644374

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