The Maunder minimum (1645–1715) was indeed a grand minimum: A reassessment of multiple datasets
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"The Maunder minimum (1645–1715) was..." refers background in this paper
...These reports (see details in Riley et al. 2015) suggest that the solar corona was reddish and unstructured, which was interpreted (Eddy 1976) as the F-corona (or zodiacal light) in the absence of the K corona....
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...The more thorough surveys by Lovering (1860), Fritz (1873, 1881) and Link (1964, 1978) have all confirmed this conclusion (see Eddy 1976)....
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...It is a common present-day paradigm that the Maunder minimum (MM), occurring during the interval 1645–1715 (Eddy 1976), was a period of greatly suppressed solar activity called a grand minimum....
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...As shown already by Eddy (1976) and re-analyzed recently by Riley et al. (2015), recorded observations of solar eclipses suggest the virtual absence of the bright structured solar corona during the MM....
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...…open flux in the magnetosphere-ionosphere system (Lockwood 2013) and so are more likely to be caused by the effect of Earth’s dipole tilt on solar wind-magnetosphere coupling and, in particular the magnetic reconnection in the magnetopause that generates the open flux (Russell & McPherron 1973)....
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