Why doesn the S(t) value of the SOLAR2000 output match the variability in the total solar irradiance (TSI)?
The solar integrated spectrum (often referred to as S(t) in SOLAR2000 literature) is only variable between 1-122 nm in versions 1.yz. It is the integrated spectrum and will in- creasingly become the same as the variable TSI in versions 2.yz, 3.yz, and 4.yz. In version 2.yz, the spectrum is variable between 1-420 nm but does not include irradiance deficit due to sunspots.
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