The Seasons, Global Temperature, and Precession¶
Thomson, D. J. (1995). The Seasons, Global Temperature, and Precession. Science, 59-68.
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- In climate analysis, the phase and dominant frequency of the annual temperature cycle are estimated statistically; Thomson's 1995 paper addressed whether that frequency tracked the anomalistic or tropical year, not a general event-defined calendar unit.
This sourcePrimary climate time-series paper; it supports an annual-temperature-frequency claim, not the candidate's general calendrical definition.
- In climate analysis, the phase and dominant frequency of the annual temperature cycle are estimated statistically; Thomson's 1995 paper addressed whether that frequency tracked the anomalistic or tropical year, not a general event-defined calendar unit.
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