Examines solar magnetic field changes during polarity reversals, indicating decreased magnetic parameters and correlations.
The changes in the solar magnetic field as a star, Wolf numbers, radio flux at 10.7 cm, and coronal mass ejection parameters during polar magnetic field polarity reversal periods in cycles 21–25 are considered. The results indicate that during periods near/in polarity reversals, a decrease in the parameters of both global and local magnetic fields is observed. The correlation between them also decreases sharply with a transition to the anticorrelation mode. The parameters of coronal mass ejections depend on the polar magnetic field strength and its cyclic variations.
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