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On the weak synchronization of a nonlinear solar dynamo oscillator by coherent planetary timing
The solar cycle is commonly interpreted as an internally generated magnetic oscillation, yet its phase stability and long-term amplitude modulation remain difficult to explain through autonomous dynamo physics alone. We test the narrower hypothesis that the solar dynamo behaves as a self-excited non
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