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The complex demodulation as a spectral technique has been used for the quasi-continuous determination of the actual frequencies of Schumann resonances. Applying this method, the first three modes of the vertical electric component have been measured regularly in the Nagycenk Observatory (47.6°N, 16.7°E) since May 1993.
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