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Long Wave Radio Reception and Atmospheric Ozone

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I AGREE with Dr. Dobson (NATUBE, Nov. 10, p. 725) that the relation that has been found between Bangalore observations on Madras and the ozone values for north-western Europe requires extended observations for confirmation. Far from being an assertion of an established relation, my letter was intended to direct attention to the probable connexion as shown by the correlation figure of 0.88 ±0.023.

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SREENIVASAN, K. Long Wave Radio Reception and Atmospheric Ozone. Nature 122, 881–882 (1928). https://doi.org/10.1038/122881c0

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