Solar irradiance during the last 1200 years based on cosmogenic nuclides

Solar irradiance during the last 1200 years based on cosmogenic nuclides
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10.3402/tellusb.v52i3.17080
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2000-01
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Tellus B: Chemical and Physical Meteorology
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E. Bard;G. Raisbeck;Françise Yiou;J. Jouzel
E. Bard;G. Raisbeck;Françise Yiou;J. Jouzel
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作者:
E. Bard;G. Raisbeck;Françise Yiou;J. Jouzel

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Based on a quantitative study of the common fluctuations of 14C and 10Be production rates, we have derived a time series of the solar magnetic variability over the last 1200 years. This record is converted into irradiance variations by linear scaling based on previous studies of sun-like stars and of the sun’s behavior over the last few centuries. The new solar irradiance record exhibits low values during the well-known solar minima centered at about 1900, 1810 (Dalton) and 1690 ad(Maunder). Further back in time, a rather long period between 1450 and 1750 ad is characterized by low irradiance values. A shorter period is centered at about 1200 ad, with irradiance slightly higher or similar to present day values. It is tempting to correlate these periods with the so-called “little ice age” and “medieval warm period” respectively An accurate quantification of the climatic impact of this new irradiance record requires the use of coupled atmosphere−ocean general circulation models (GCMs). Nevertheless, our record is already compatible with a global cooling of about 0.5-1°C during the “little ice age”, and with a general cooling trend during the past millenium followed by global warming during the 20th century (Mann et al., 1999).