Literature DB >> 9783072

[Effect of variations of the geomagnetic field and solar activity on human physiological indicators].

V N Doronin1, V A Parfentĕv, S Zh Tleulin, R A Namvar, V M Somsikov, V I Drobzhev, A V Chemeris.   

Abstract

The influence of changes in solar and geomagnetic activity on physiological parameters of man (EEG, pulse beat, rate of sensomotor reaction and the pressure in the period of spring equinox (10.02-10.04.96)) was investigated. The correlations between these parameters and variations in the Kp-index were obtained. It was found that the oscillations of the Kp-index and alpha-rhythm have identical periods.

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Year:  1998        PMID： 9783072

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Biofizika        ISSN： 0006-3029


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