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Fletcher, L.N., Kaspi, Y., Guillot, T. and Showman, A.P. (2020) How Well Do We Understand the Belt/Zone Circulation of Giant Planet Atmospheres? Space Science Reviews, 216, Article No. 30.
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• TITLE: Determination of Solar Radius and Earth’s Radius by Relativistic Matter Wave

  AUTHORS: Huaiyang Cui

  KEYWORDS: Relativistic Matter Wave, Sunspot Cycle, Atmospheric Circulation

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics, Vol.11 No.1, January 18, 2023

  ABSTRACT: In recent years, relativistic matter waves have been applied to the solar system to explain some quantum gravity effects. This paper shows that the solar size and Earth’s size are the consequences of Bode’s rule in terms of the relativistic matter wave. The solar radius is determined as 7e+8 (m) with a relative error of 0.72%; the Earth’s radius is determined as 6.4328e+6 (m) with a relative error of 0.86%. The Earth’s atmospheric circulation is also investigated in terms of the relativistic matter wave, the wind fields on the Earth’s surface are calculated, and the results agree well with experimental observation. These findings indicate that the solar system is under the control of the planetary relativistic matter waves.