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Ahrens T.J. — Global Earth physics. A handbook of physical constants
Ahrens T.J. — Global Earth physics. A handbook of physical constants



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Íàçâàíèå: Global Earth physics. A handbook of physical constants

Àâòîð: Ahrens T.J.

Àííîòàöèÿ:

All volumes include tutorial material that make the data understandable to non-specialists in the subjects. Several generations of Earth scientists have found the previous two versions of The Handbook of Physical Constants to be the most frequently used volumes in their personal libraries.


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Ñòàòóñ ïðåäìåòíîãî óêàçàòåëÿ: Ãîòîâ óêàçàòåëü ñ íîìåðàìè ñòðàíèö

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Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 1995

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 376

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 21.07.2005

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Ïðåäìåòíûé óêàçàòåëü
Aalenian, polarity chrons      255
Absorption band, seismic models      88—90
Accretionary prisms, heat flow      149—150
Achondrites composition      162
Achondrites oxygen isotopes      299
Africa, mean paleomagnetic poles      229—233
Albian, magnetic polarity time scale      253
Alpha particles, samarium-147 decay      275
Anelasticity, mantle      45
Angular momentum, atmosphere      359—360
Angular velocity, plate motions      70—84
Angular velocity, present plate motions      70—73
Anisotropy, Earth      93—94
Anisotropy, seismic models      98—99
Antarctica, mean paleomagnetic poles      229—233
Apparent polar wander, data selection      226—227
Apparent polar wander, observations      225—237
Apparent polar wander, path construction      226
Apparent polar wander, paths for major continents      227 229 232—233
Apparent polar wander, paths for Pacific Plate      233—237
Aptian — Albian reversed-polarity subchrons, magnetic polarity time scale      253
APW      see Apparent polar wander
Archean, continental crust      186—187
Argon, atmospheric, contamination      273
Aspherical Earth structure, models      96—99
Asteroid belt, occurrence of asteroid spectral types      162
Asteroid taxonomic types, composition      175—176
Asteroids, near-Earth, properties      21—23 23—24
Asteroids, near-Earth, properties, composition      161—162
Asteroids, near-Earth, properties, mass determinations      24
Astrometric properties, Earth      1—31
Astrometry, Earth orientation      358
Astronomical constants      8 364
Atlantic Ocean, heat flow      147
Atlantic Ocean, oceanic crust      215
Atlantic Ocean, plate angular velocities      71
Atmosphere, terrestrial, carbon isotopes      302
Atmosphere, terrestrial, isotopic composition of noble gases      331
Atmosphere, terrestrial, moments of inertia      360
Atmosphere, terrestrial, properties and composition      320—345
Atomic constants, SI units      352
Australia, mean paleomagnetic poles      229—233
Azimuthal anisotropy, seismic models      98—99
Back-arc spreading, heat flow      149—150
Bajocian, polarity chrons      255
Barremian/Aptian boundary, polarity chrons      254
Basalts, oxygen isotopes      299
Baseline effects, seismic models      88—90
Baseline shift, seismic models      90
Bathonian, polarity chrons      255
Berriasian/Valanginian boundary, polarity chrons      254
Beta decay, potassium-40      273
Beta decay, rhenium-187      277
big bang      159
Biticinella breggiensis foraminifer zone, time scales      253
Bouguer anomalies, oceanic crust      215
Brunhes Chron      251
Bulk silicate Earth, meteorites      161
Bulk silicate Earth, primitive mantle      164
Bull’s eye gravity anomaly      215 217
C-sequence polarity pattern, Late Cretaceous through Miocene      241 245—247
Cambrian, magnetic polarity time scale      261 266
Campanian, magnetic polarity time scale      241—242 245
Campanian/Maestrichtian boundary, magnetic polarity time scale      251 253
Carbon dioxide, components of volcanic gases      313
Carbon isotopes, atomic weight and abundance      293
Carbon isotopes, natural variations      302—304
Carbon monoxide, components of volcanic gases      313
Carbonaceous chondrites      see also CI chondrites CK CM CO CV
Carboniferous — Permian interval, magnetic polarity time scale      261
Cassini state, orbits      5—6
Celestial Reference System      357
Cenozoic mountain belts, continental crust      217
Cenozoic — Late Mesozoic time scale, polarity chrons      252
Cenozoic, magnetic polarity time scale      241 245—247 250—252
Chandler wobble damping      7
Chandler wobble free oscillations      361
Chapman cycle, composition      326 328
Charon, physical data      16
Chassignite, SNC parent body      163
Chemical elements      see elemental abundances
Chemical equilibria, seawater      323
China, North, mean paleomagnetic poles      232—233
China, paleopoles      235
China, South, mean paleomagnetic poles      232—233
Chondrites      see also Carbonaceous chondrites CI EH EL H L LL
Chondrites, composition      174—175
Chondrites, natural radioactivity      284
Chondrites, properties      173
CI carbonaceous chondrites, composition      159 161
CK chondrites, composition      161
Climate correction, heat flow      146
CM chondrites, composition      161
CM chondrites, elemental abundances vs. condensation temperature      161
CO chondrites, composition      161
Cochiti Subchron      251
Collisional tectonics, electrical conductivity      203—204
Colombian 1970 earthquake, linear amplitude vs. frequency      118
Colorado Plateau, electrical conductivity      202
Comets, short-period, properties      25
Condensates, volcanic gases      309
Condensation temperatures, chemical elements      160
Conservative elements, seawater      320
Constants, Earth rotation      363
Continental drift, paleomagnetism      227—229
Continental platforms, continental crust      217
Continental shield, continental crust      217
Conversion factors, physical constants      346—355
Core composition      163—164 182
Core inner boundary, models      93
Core moments of inertia      360
Core seismic models      90
Core, fluid, outer, effects on Earth tides      45
Core, inner, Earth      93
Core, outer Earth      93—94
Core, outer magnetic field      59 62—64
Core-mantle boundary models      94
Core-mantle boundary S-wave residuals      95
Coriolis force, peak shifts      121
Cratons, paleomagnetism      227—229
Cretaceous Long Normal-Polarity Chron      253
Cretaceous, Early, polarity chrons      253—254
Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary, magnetic polarity time scale      251
CRS      see Celestial Reference System
Crust composition      163—164
Crust electrical conductivity      190—205
Crust natural radioactivity      283—291
Crust structure      214—224
Crust, continental, Archean, composition      186—187
Crust, continental, lower, composition      164 186—187
Crust, continental, upper, composition      186—187
Crust, continental, upper, composition, bulk composition      184—185
Crust, continental, upper, composition, classical division      217
Crust, continental, upper, composition, heat production      289
Crust, continental, upper, composition, hotspots      217
Crust, continental, upper, composition, island arcs      217
Crust, continental, upper, composition, mountain belts in Cenozoic Era      217
Crust, continental, upper, composition, Paleozoic and Mesozoic regions      217
Crust, continental, upper, composition, rifts      219
Crust, continental, upper, composition, shields and platforms      217
Crust, oceanic, age dependence      215
Crust, oceanic, classic subdivision and mean crustal thickness      214—215
Crust, oceanic, structure      214—215 217
Crust, oceanic, thick crust regions      217
Crust, oceanic, thin crust regions      215
Crustal thickness, age dependence      216
Crustal thickness, continental, Cenozoic mountain belts      219
Crustal thickness, continental, Paleozoic and Mesozoic regions      218
Crustal thickness, continental, shields and platforms      218
Crustal thickness, continental, tectonically active regions      219
Crustal thickness, mean      216
Crustal thickness, oceanic, layers 2 and 3      215
Crustal thickness, oceanic, plume affected regions      216
Crustal thickness, thin crust regions      216
CV chondrites, composition      161
D" region, models      94
Damping rate, rotation      7
Decay constants, isotopes      271
Decay equations, isotopes      271—272
Decay modes, radioactivity      286—288
Deflection of the vertical, geoid      33—36
Deformation belts, plate boundaries      69—74
Degenerate frequencies, free oscillations      107 121 123
Density, vs. radius for PREM model      90
Depth of penetration concept, electromagnetic methods      197—198
Depth sounding methods, principles      197—198
Deuteron constants, SI units      354
Devonian, magnetic polarity time scale      261
Diogenite, composition      162
Discontinuities, seismic models      90
Dislocation, fault plane      207
DSXRG model, seismic model      99
Earth astrometric and geodetic properties      1—31
Earth atmosphere      326
Earth composition      163—164
Earth geodetic parameters      36
Earth geophysical data      12
Earth gravity field      11
Earth heat flow      144—158
Earth heat production      290
Earth isotopes      160
Earth models, seismic models      88—106
Earth models, spherical symmetric, non-rotating, and elastically isotropic      122
Earth models, transversely isotropic      123
Earth natural radioactivity      283—284
Earth orientation, techniques      358
Earth rotation      41 356—368
Earth rotation, perturbing forces      357
Earth, bulk, composition      182—184
Earth, silicate (primitive mantle), bulk composition      182—184
Earth-Moon system, oxygen isotopes      299
Earthquake faulting, size      207
Earthquake magnitude, body-wave magnitude      206
Earthquake magnitude, local magnitude      206
Earthquake magnitude, saturation      207
Earthquake magnitude, surface-wave magnitude      206
Earthquake moment magnitude      207
Earthquake number      207
Earthquake size      207
Earthquakes, large, 1899—1990      219
Earthquakes, large, deep, magnitudes and seismic moments      211—212
Earthquakes, large, shallow, magnitude      208—209
Earthquakes, shallow, seismic moments and source parameters      210—211
Earthquakes, submarine      68
Earthquakes, super-great, tsunamigenic, magnitudes and maximum tsunami heights      212
Earthquakes, super-great, tsunamigenic, magnitudes and maximum tsunami heights, linear amplitude vs. frequency      118
Earthquakes, super-great, tsunamigenic, magnitudes and maximum tsunami heights, magnitude-period dependence      207
Earthquakes, super-great, tsunamigenic, magnitudes and maximum tsunami heights, magnitudes and moments      206—213
Earthquakes, super-great, tsunamigenic, magnitudes and maximum tsunami heights, traveltime      126—143
EH chondrites, composition      161
Eiffellithus turriseiffeli nannoplankton zone, time scales      253
EL chondrites, composition      161
Elastic energy density, modes      124
Elastic moduli, Earth models      123
Electrical conductivity vs. depth, conceptual model      201
Electrical conductivity, crust and mantle      190—205
Electrical impedance, characteristic, electromagnetic propagation      196—197
Electrical quantities, conversion factors      349
Electromagnetic constants, SI units      352
Electromagnetic methods, interpretation      200—204
Electromagnetic methods, principles      197—198
Electron capture, potassium-40      273
Electron constants, SI units      352—353
Elemental abundances, solar/meteoritic ratio vs. atomic number      160
Energy units, conversion factors      350
Eocene, early/middle boundary, magnetic polarity time scale      251
Eocene, middle/late boundary, magnetic polarity time scale      251
Equatorial radius, Earth      8
Equilibrium fractionation, stable isotopes      295—296
Escape velocity, orbits      6
Eucrite parent body, composition      12
Eucrite parent body, composition of silicate portion      176—177
Eucrite, composition      162
Eucrite, oxygen isotopes      299
Europe crustal thickness      219—220
Europe paleomagnetic poles      227—229
Expansion coefficients, gravity field      1—2
Extension, heat flow      152—153
Extensional tectonics, electrical conductivity      201—203
Fault plane, dislocation      207
Field aligned currents, electrical conductivity      191—193
Field aligned currents, magnetosphere      194
Filters, volcanic gases      309—310
Formation waters, oxygen isotopes      298
Fractionation factors, stable isotopes      294—295
Fracture zones, oceanic crust      215
Free oscillations, displacement fields      105
Free oscillations, Earth      361
Free oscillations, frequencies and attenuations      104—125
Free oscillations, frequency vs. angular order      107
Free oscillations, Q mode      93
Frequency units, conversion factors      351
Frictional heating, heat flow      152—153
Fundamental mode, free oscillations      104—106
Gamma radiation, natural radioactivity      286—288
Gamma rays, from major natural nuclides      288
Gases, seawater      323
Gatan zone, magnetic polarity time scale      253
Gauss Chron      251
Geochronology, isotopes      271—282
Geodesy, reference frames      363
Geodetic and geophysical data, Earth      8—9
Geodetic data, Earth      1—31 36
Geodetic data, plate motion      78—80
Geodetic latitude, Earth      3—4
Geoid, marine, mapped by satellite altimetry      35 see
Geoid, marine, mapped by satellite altimetry, landforms      32—39
Geoid, marine, mapped by satellite altimetry, surface computed from GEM-T3      34
Geologic time scale, Phanerozoic      242—244
Geomagnetic deep sounding, potential separation      194—195
Geomagnetic deep sounding, source effect      199
Geomagnetic field at Earth’s surface      50 57 60—61
Geomagnetic field, at core-mantle boundary      59 62—64
Geomagnetic field, at core-mantle boundary, average radial field for 1840—1990      63
Geomagnetic field, at core-mantle boundary, radial component      62
Geomagnetic field, at core-mantle boundary, steady part of fluid flow for 1840—1990      64
Geomagnetic field, comparison of main field models      59
Geomagnetic field, elements      48
Geomagnetic field, historical data      48—49
Geomagnetic field, horizontal and vertical spectral amplitudes      194—195
Geomagnetic field, penetration of unit amplitude signal in homogeneous half space      197
Geomagnetic field, pulsations      194
Geomagnetic field, representative field models      50—57
Geomagnetic field, reversals      240
Geomagnetic field, secular variation      61
Geomagnetic field, spherical harmonics      49—50
Geomagnetic pulsations, Pi      2
Geomagnetic pulsations, Pi, pulsations      194
Geomagnetism, units      346—355
Geopotential model, Earth rotation      364—365
Geopotential model, log plot vs. harmonic degree      35
Geopotential model, spherical harmonic normalized coefficients      33
Geopotential, power spectrum      33
Geotherms, vs. depth      153—154
Giant planets, geophysical data      13
Gilbert Chron      251
Glaciers and icecaps, oxygen isotopes      297—298
Global plate motion models      70—84
Globigerinelliodes algerianus foraminifer zone, time scales      253
Gondwana, mean paleomagnetic poles      229—233
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