Description of the coastal effect at equatorial latitudes with applications to the Peruvian and Nigerian zones
The problem of the electromagnetic induction produced by a localized and an extended ionospheric current near an ocean coast, over a mantle of infinite conductivity, has been reduced to the solution of an integral equation where the induced current density appears in an implicit form. This formalism...
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paper:paper_00320633_v32_n7_p845_Duhau2023-06-08T14:59:49Z Description of the coastal effect at equatorial latitudes with applications to the Peruvian and Nigerian zones Duhau de Romero, Silvia Osella, Ana María The problem of the electromagnetic induction produced by a localized and an extended ionospheric current near an ocean coast, over a mantle of infinite conductivity, has been reduced to the solution of an integral equation where the induced current density appears in an implicit form. This formalism is applied to calculate the field induced by the geomagnetic daily variation due to the presence of the ocean at the Peruvian and Nigerian equatorial zones. © 1984. Fil:Duhau, S. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Osella, A.M. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. 1984 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00320633_v32_n7_p845_Duhau http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00320633_v32_n7_p845_Duhau |
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The problem of the electromagnetic induction produced by a localized and an extended ionospheric current near an ocean coast, over a mantle of infinite conductivity, has been reduced to the solution of an integral equation where the induced current density appears in an implicit form. This formalism is applied to calculate the field induced by the geomagnetic daily variation due to the presence of the ocean at the Peruvian and Nigerian equatorial zones. © 1984. |
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Duhau de Romero, Silvia Osella, Ana María |
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Duhau de Romero, Silvia Osella, Ana María Description of the coastal effect at equatorial latitudes with applications to the Peruvian and Nigerian zones |
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Duhau de Romero, Silvia Osella, Ana María |
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Duhau de Romero, Silvia |
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Description of the coastal effect at equatorial latitudes with applications to the Peruvian and Nigerian zones |
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Description of the coastal effect at equatorial latitudes with applications to the Peruvian and Nigerian zones |
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Description of the coastal effect at equatorial latitudes with applications to the Peruvian and Nigerian zones |
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Description of the coastal effect at equatorial latitudes with applications to the Peruvian and Nigerian zones |
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Description of the coastal effect at equatorial latitudes with applications to the Peruvian and Nigerian zones |
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description of the coastal effect at equatorial latitudes with applications to the peruvian and nigerian zones |
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1984 |
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