Anomalous Behavior of the Terrestrial Electric Field Intensity at Multiple Frequencies of Relativistic Binary Star Systems

Abstract

The vertical component of the terrestrial electric field intensity has been proven to be spectrally localized at multiple frequencies of forty-three relativistic binary star systems. The used four time series contain multiannual observations of the terrestrial electric field intensity in the infralow frequency range. The used method is eigenoscopy developed by the present authors. The matrix of second sample moments is computed at finite time spans. The eigenvectors of the moment matrix and their amplitude spectra are computed and analyzed. A database of the discovered anomalous behavior has been built.