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Results

The solar minimum and maximum discussed in the results represent each an
averaged value of the 18years integration.

Figure 1

Figure 2a, 2b

Figure 2a and Figure 2b represent the annual mean temperature and ozone content differences between solar maxium and solar minimum for a tropical latitude.



Figure 3a and Figure 3b are the annual mean temperature and ozone differences for the zonal mean.

Figure 4 is zonal wind difference between solar maximum and solar minimum. We can see that westerly and easterly anomalies appear in the mid-high latitude each month.


In Figure 5 and Figure 6, westerly and easterly anomalies appear at latitude 70N every month.

Figure 6 shows that the anomalies shift from south to north with time.


Figure 7 shows that EP-flux anomalies direction changing every month. The scaling factor of Fz is 125.


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