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IPCC 2007 MYSTERIES??? 0.1K or 0.03K ???According to <strong>phenomenological</strong> studies the11-year <strong>solar</strong> cycle signature on the surfacetemperature is approximately 0.1KAccording to Energy Balance Model studiesthe 11-year <strong>solar</strong> cycle signature on the surfacetemperature is approximately 0.03KWhich one is right?
A <strong>phenomenological</strong>/theoreticalsimple sun-climate EBMHigh frequencies are reducedbecause of the ocean inertiad∆T( t)α ∆I( t)−∆T( t)s=sdt τα = conversion constantτ = relaxation time1) 11-year <strong>solar</strong> cycle signatureon climate during 1980-2000= 0.10 K2) pre-industrial warming3)3)5 yearsyears< τ
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