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Influence of local and global solar magnetic fields on medium-term forecasting of the number and parameters of coronal mass ejections
It has been shown that both the frequency and parameters of coronal mass ejections (CMEs) increased as solar cycles 23-25 approached their maxima and decreased toward their minima. However, significant differences were identified in the cyclic evolution of strong versus weak CMEs. Unlike weak CMEs,
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