Chakraborthy, Parthasarathi, Chattopadhyay, Goutami, and Chattopadhyay, Surajit
Subjects
*POWER law (Mathematics), *STATISTICAL correlation, *TIME series analysis, *OZONE, *REGRESSION analysis
Abstract
Abstract: In the study reported in this paper we have dealt with the intrinsic complexity of the daily total ozone time series over Mumbai, India (19°23′N, 72 15°00′E) by means of detrended fluctuation analysis and phase portrait analysis. From the detrended fluctuation analysis of first order it is revealed that the said time series is characterized by persistent power-law correlation which is stronger in shorter time scale than in the longer time scale. The phase portrait analysis is based on a non-linear autonomous system generated from regression equations; infinitely many stable nodes are found along the straight line x =273.556 and from the behaviors of the contours, it has been revealed that the daily total ozone concentration is unlikely to go beyond 315DU (approximately) and it is almost stable. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]