Table 4

TSI differences between solar cycle minima in various models.

TSI series 1913–2019
1913–1996
1923–1996
1923–1964
1964–1996
1996–2008
2008–2019
SC 15–25 SC 15–23 SC 16–23 SC 16–20 SC 20–23 SC 23–24 SC 24–25
Ambelu et al. (2011) 1.14 (0.83) 0.76 (0.31) 1.63 (0.52) −13.72 (−1.69)
Foukal (2012) −1.34 (−0.98) −0.72 (−0.30) −2.13 (−0.68) −16.15 (−1.99)
Xu et al. (2021) 0.56 (0.47) 0.76 (0.55) 2.24 (0.92) −1.16 (−0.37) −8.59 (−1.06)
Penza et al. (2022) 14.05 (11.67) 10.90 (7.96) 20.08 (8.27) −0.97 (−0.31)
LIRICA −0.89 (−0.95) 0.87 (0.72) −0.34 (−0.25) 0.96 (0.39) −2.01 (−0.64) −20.52 (−2.53) 7.81 (0.86)
LIRICI −5.50 (−0.68) 3.97 (0.44)
Chapman et al. (2013) −5.90 (−0.73)
Puiu (2019) −1.56 (−0.17)
PHSUM Rome/PSPT −18.33 (−2.26) −0.39 (−0.04)
PHSUM SFO −11.83 (−1.46)
RIM −0.26 (−0.03)
SATIRE-Ca Rome/PSPT −17.60 (−2.17) 3.76 (0.41)
SATIRE-Ca SFO −7.19 (−0.89)

Note. The values are given as the TSI trends (difference) between the start and the end years in mW m−2 y−1 (×10 W m−2). Underneath the periods we also list the corresponding cycle numbers (where the years refer to the cycle start).

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