Geophysik I / Geophysics I
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Berlin, Heidelberg
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
1956, 1956
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 1956 |
| Series: | Geophysik / Geophysics
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| Collection: | Springer Book Archives -2004 - Collection details see MPG.ReNa |
Table of Contents:
- VI. The Meaning of Gravity Anomalies
- Structure of the Earth’s Crust
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Continents
- 3. Oceanic Crust
- 4. Continental Margins and Anomalous Areas
- 5. Composition of the Crust
- Forces in the Earth’s Crust
- 1. The Earth’s pertinent surface features
- 2. Principles of a physical explanation
- 3. Dynamics of faulting
- 4. Dynamics of folding
- 5. Physics of orogenesis
- 6. The distributions of continents and oceans
- 7. Conclusion
- Radioactivity and Age of Minerals
- A. Introduction
- B. Historical review
- C. Physical considerations
- D. Radioactivity of rocks
- a) Uranium and thorium S. 310. — b) Potassium and rubidium S. 312
- E. Methods of age determinations
- F. Geological considerations
- The Earth’s Interior
- A. Mechanical Properties
- B. Thermal Properties
- C. Geomagnetism and the Earth’s Interior
- Electricité tellurique
- A. Introduction
- B. Bases théoriques de la distribution des courants électriques dans le sol
- C. La prospection électrique
- D. Dispositifs expérimentaux pour l’étude des courants telluriques. Perturbations diverses
- E. Résultats généraux d’expérience
- F. Relations entre variations magnétiques et telluriques
- G. Conclusion
- Bibliographie
- Magnetization of Rocks
- A. Mineralogical aspects
- B. Physical processes in the magnetization of rocks
- C. Determination of the original magnetization of rocks
- D. Survey of observational data of remanent magnetization
- E. Geophysical interpretation of results
- F. The magnetic susceptibility of rocks
- References
- The Magnetism of the Earth’s Body
- A. Main field and secular variation: Observations and analysis
- B. The electrical conductivity within the earth.-C. Theories
- References
- Figur der Erde
- A. Grundbegriffe
- B. Theorie der Geoidbestimmung
- C. Bewegung der Erdachse
- The Rotation of the Earth
- I. The Unit of Time
- II. The Secular Acceleration of the Motions of the Sun and Moon
- III. Fluctuations of the Motion of the Moon
- IV. Seasonal Changes in the Length of the Day
- V. The Causes of the Irregular and Seasonal Variations in the Rotation
- Séismométrie
- A. Théorie linéarisée des Séismographes pendulaires
- B. Effets non linéaires
- C. Réalisation des Séismographes pendulaires
- D. Séismographes électromagnétiques
- E. Enregistreurs de Déformation séismique (Strain Seismographs)
- F. Séismographes électroniques
- G. Dispositifs accessoires
- Bibliographie Générale
- Seismic Wave Transmission
- A. Deformation theory
- B. The initial conditions
- C. P and S waves and rays
- D. Seismic travel-times
- E. P and S velocity distributions
- F. Amplitude theory
- G. Applications of seismic data to the determination of properties of the Earth’s deep interior
- General References
- D. Neuzeitliche Probleme und Entwicklungen
- Literatur
- Sachverzeichnis (Deutsch-Englisch)
- Subject Index (English-German)
- Table des Matières (Français)
- Surface Waves and Guided Waves
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Love waves in the crust
- 3. Rayleigh waves in the crust
- 4. Lg waves
- 5. Waveguides in the upper mantle
- 6. T phase and Sofar waves in the Ocean
- 7. Explosion-generated surface waves
- L’agitation microséismique
- 1. Les différentes formes de microséismes
- 2. Théorie de l’agitation générale
- 3. Applications
- Bibliographie générale
- Seismic Prospecting
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Reflection Shooting
- 3. Seismic Refraction Measurements
- 4. Engineering and Mining Applications
- Messung elastischer Eigenschaften von Gesteinen
- A. Statische Methoden
- B. Dynamische Methoden
- C. Messung der Wellenausbreitung in Gesteinsproben
- Literatur
- Gravity and Isostasy
- I. Introduction
- II. The Absolute Measurements of Gravity
- III. Relative Gravity Measurements
- IV. Reduction ofGravity Observations
- V. The Mathematical Interpretation of Gravity Anomalies