THE EFFECT OF THE EARTHʼS ROTATION SPEED TO THE FREQUENCY OF THE FUNDAMENTAL MODE 0S2

Abstract

The frequency of the fundamental mode F of the Earth’s natural oscillations ₀S₂, identified in the spectra of geomagnetic variations at the Mikhnevo observatory of the IDG RAS, during strong earthquakes is analyzed. It is shown that the value of F takes different values depending on the date of the event, and the values of F are higher during periods characterized by a decrease in the Earth’s rotation rate, and lower during periods of its increase. Based on the results of a comparative analysis of the results of magnetic measurements and the data of the IERS open access catalog, an empirical relationship was obtained between the variations in F and the Earth’s rotation rate.