The Solar Component of the Atmospheric 14 C Record
The Solar Component of the Atmospheric 14 C Record
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大气 14 C 记录的太阳成分
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1988
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T. Braziunas
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M. Stuiver;T. Braziunas
Heliomagnetic modulation of the cosmic ray flux causes variations in annual 14C production during the 11 yr solar cycle. Sunspot, auroral, and 10Be records suggest that century type 14C oscillations are also primarily influenced by the sun rather than climate. The history of decadal and bi-decadal 14C production rates during the past 9700 years, as derived from the 14C content in tree-rings using a carbon reservoir model, indicates at least two recurring patterns of solar change. Increases in 14C production rate that peak at 30% and last ca. 280 years (“Sporer types”) are repeated 8 times at irregular intervals while similar fluctuations that last only ca. 200 years (“Maunder types”) are found 9 times. The decadal and bi-decadal records of atmospheric Δ14C and model-derived 14C production rates, with long-term trend removed, are displayed in 1000 yr intervals.