The Earth's Magnetic Field : Its History, Origin, and Planetary PerspectiveMcElhinny Academic Press, 4 gen 1984 - 400 pagine The Earth's Magnetic Field : Its History, Origin, and Planetary Perspective |
Sommario
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Chapter Three Fundamentals of Palaeomagnetism | 59 |
Palaeomagnetic Observations | 95 |
Chapter Five Reversals of the Earths Magnetic Field | 135 |
Chapter Six The Timeaveraged Palaeomagnetic Field | 169 |
Introduction and Physical Insight | 209 |
Introduction to Advanced Dynamo Theory | 241 |
Chapter Nine The Origin of Secular Variation and Field Reversals | 265 |
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