A 6-year cycle in the length of day and in the surface fluid envelopes.

Cazenave, A.A.; Dehant, V.; Pfeffer, J.; Mandea, M.

A 6-year cycle in the length of day and in the surface fluid envelopes. - Cazenave, A.A. et al - Talk presented at AGU Fall meeting 2023, Session G004 `Climate and geophysical fluid signals in Earth rotation parameters - variability and prediction', Abstract Id. 1279531, G34A-01, San Francisco, United States on 2023-12-11 - CTALK-2024-0100

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