...minimum to maximum and the more gradual fall again to minimum, a characteristic of all three curves — " there would appear to be no escape from the conclusion...the existence of some common cause producing both." Reference is also made to the question of the supposed 'agging of the magnetic epoch, as referred to...

...:— " Considering that the irregularities in the length of the sunspot period so entirely synchronize with similar irregularities in the magnetic period,...The similarity of the little drop shown in all the curves in 1882 and 1883 is also striking." May we be permitted to congratulate Mr. Ellis on this welcome...

...sun-spot curve is accompanied by similar elevations and depressions in the two magnetic curves, ifc would seem, in the face of such evidence, that the...The similarity of the little drop shown in all the curves in 1882 and 1883 is also striking." May we be permitted to congratulate Mr. Ellis on this welcome...

...supposition that snch agreement is probably only accidental coincidence can scarcely be maintained, and them would appear to be no escape from the conclusion that...characteristic of all three curves. The similarity of Magnetic Effects. Corresponding number. Corresponding number. Corresponding number. Sun-spot epoch....

...exact accord with those of the sunspots obtained by Dr. Wolf. In this connection Mr. Ellis writes! : " Considering that the irregularities in the length...maximum epoch to minimum epoch, may be pointed out as characteristic of all three curves." * For Wolf's method of " meaning " so« ' Astronomische Mittheilungen,'...

...conclusion that such close correspondence, both in period and activity, indicates a more or lessdirect relation between the two phenomena, or otherwise the...maximum epoch to minimum epoch, may be pointed out as characteristic of all three curves." . * For Wolf-s method of "meaning" sen - Astronomisohe Mittheiluugen,-...

...of the maximum points of the Sun-spot curve is accompanied by similar elevations and depressions of the two magnetic curves, it would seem, in the face...the existence of some common cause producing both." Moreover, the discussion showed that the strict relation as to intensity and duration of the periods...

...appear to be no escape from the conclusion thai »uch close correspondence, both in period and actirity, indicates a more or less direct relation between the two phenomena, or otherwise the exittenct of tome common cause producing them. A similar result has been reached Ъу all investigators...

...minimum to maximum and the more gradual fall again to minimum, a characteristic of all three curves — " there would appear to be no escape from the conclusion...the existence of some common cause producing both." Reference is also made to the question of the supposed lagging of the magnetic epoch, as referred to...

...minimum to maximum and the more gradual fall again to minimum, a characteristic of all three curves — " there would appear to be no escape from the conclusion...the existence of some common cause producing both." Reference is also made to the question of the supposed Jagging of the magnetic epoch, as referred to...