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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 14 August 2015
Astronomical latitude observations of the ILS stations seem to indicate the existence of both a retrograde and a direct component of nearly diurnal polar motion with close frequencies (Yatskiv et al. 1975). The latter would manifest itself as a latitude variation with a period of about 204 mean days (m.d.) and with a phase depending on the double longitude of station.