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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.

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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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Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 1995

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 376

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 21.07.2005

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Gondwana, paleopoles for Cambrian through early Carboniferous      234
Gondwana, paleopoles for late Carboniferous through Early Jurassic      233
Gorda deformation zone, plate motion      72
Gravitational potential, Earth      32—33
Gravity anomalies, geoid      33—36
Gravity field      see also Planetary gravity field
Gravity field, Earth      1—4
Gravity field, Moon      10
Gravity tides      43—44
Great Basin, plate and site motion      83
Great Valley, plate and site motion      83
Greenhouse gases, composition      326
Greenland, paleomagnetic poles      227—229
H chondrites, composition      161
Half-lives, radioactive isotopes      272
Half-lives, recommended, decay constants      280
Half-space model, marine heat flow      147
Hauterivian/Barremian boundary, polarity chrons      254
Heat equation, Earth      144
Heat flow vs. age of ocean basins      149
Heat flow, climate correction      146
Heat flow, continental      150—153
Heat flow, continental, continental heat flux with age      152
Heat flow, continental, extension      152—153
Heat flow, continental, frictional heating      152—153
Heat flow, continental, hotspots      152—153
Heat flow, continental, radioactive (crustal) heat production      150—152
Heat flow, continental, reduced heat flow as function of age      151
Heat flow, continental, water circulation      152
Heat flow, Earth      144—158
Heat flow, marine      146—150
Heat flow, marine, hotspots      149—150
Heat flow, marine, hydrothermal circulation      147—149
Heat flow, marine, thermal models      146—147
Heat flow, parameters      145
Heat flux, continental, as a function of age      152
Heat flux, marine, uncertainties due to data scatter      151
Heat loss, global      154
Heat production, geotherms      153—154
Heat production, natural radioactivity      288—290
Heat production, past production in bulk Earth      290
Heat-flow provinces, reduced heat flow      150—152
Helium, components of volcanic gases      313
Hettangian, polarity chrons      255
Hotspots, continental crust      217
Hotspots, heat flow      149—150 152—153
Hotspots, plate motion      75—78
Hotspots, volcanoes      308—309
Howardite, composition      162
Hybonoticeras hybonotum ammonite zone      254
Hydrobromic acid, components of volcanic gases      313
Hydrochloric acid, components of volcanic gases      313
Hydrofluoric acid, components of volcanic gases      313
Hydrogen isotopes, atomic weight and abundance      293
Hydrogen isotopes, natural variations      296—302
Hydrogen sulfide, components of volcanic gases      313
Hydrogen, components of volcanic gases      313
Hydrostatic shape, uniformly rotating bodies      3
Hydrothermal circulation, heat flow      152
Hydrothermal circulation, marine heat flow      147—149
Hydrothermal fluids, oxygen isotopes      298—299
Hydroxyl radicals, catalytic cycle      328
IASP91 model, parametrized form      127
IASP91 model, radial velocity model      128
IASP91 model, seismic models      92—93
IASP91 model, slowness as a function of epicentral distance      142—143
IASP91 model, traveltime curves      139—141
IASPEI1991 Seismological Tables      128—129 see
Ice, oxygen isotopes      298
IERS      see International Earth Rotation Service
Igneous rocks, oxygen isotopes      299—300
India, mean paleomagnetic poles      229—233
Indian Ocean, plate angular velocities      71—72
Indian Ocean, plate boundaries      72
International Earth Rotation Service      365
International Geomagnetic Reference Field      50—53
International Seismological Centre, P-wave traveltimes      90
Io, tidal acceleration      16
Ionization chambers, radioactive isotopes      272
ISC      see International Seismological Centre
ISEA reversal, magnetic polarity time scale      253
Island arcs, continental crust      217
Isochron equation, isotopes      272
Isostasy, topography      36
Isotope abundances, decay rates      271
Isotope decay, branched decay      272
Isotope decay, data      271—282
Isotope decay, radioactive decay      272
Isotopes      292—307
Isotopic composition, solar system      160
Isotopic fractionation, radioactive isotopes      272
Isotopic fractionation, stable isotopes      294—296
Isotropy, transverse, seismic models      88—90
IVEL-1 angular velocities, plate motion      82
Jaramillo Subchron      251
Jovian planet atmospheres, P, T profiles      326
Juan de Fuca Plate, electrical conductivity      203
Juan de Fuca Plate, plate motion      72
Jupiter atmosphere      332—333 335 338
Jupiter, chemical composition of atmosphere      334—335
Jupiter, geophysical data      13
Jupiter, gravity field      11
Jurassic, Early and Middle, polarity chrons      255
Jurassic, Late, polarity chrons      253—255
Jurassic/Cretaceous boundary, polarity chrons      254
K/T boundary      see Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary
Kaena Subchron      251
Kaula’s rule, gravity field power spectra      2
Kaula’s rule, log plot vs. harmonic degree      35
Kepler’s third law, orbits      5
Kiaman Long Reversed-Polarity Chron, Pennsylvanian      261
Kimmeridgian/Tithonian boundary, polarity chrons      254
Kinetic fractionation, stable isotopes      296
L chondrites, composition      161
L02.56 model, seismic model      98
Landforms, geodesy      32—39
Lanthanum-138, half-lives      275
Lanthanum-barium system, geochronology      274
Lanthanum-cerium system, geochronology      274
Laplacian plane, orbits      5
Laurentia, paleomagnetism      227—229
Leachates, volcanic gases      310
Lead standards, isotopic composition      279
Legendre polynomials, gravity field shape      1
Length of day      356—357 359—360
Length of day, time series of irregular fluctuations from 1963 to 1988      358
Length of day, time series of seasonal and intraseasonal components      361
Lewisian basement, paleomagnetism      227—229
Lithosphere, oceanic, deformation      72 74
Lithraphidites bollii nannofossil datum      254
LL chondrites, composition      161
Lorentz forces, electromagnetic origin      360
Love numbers, Earth      40
Love numbers, rotational deformation of Earth      360
Love numbers, satellites      6
Love numbers, solid Earth deformation      43—45
Love waves, free oscillations      107
Low-velocity zones, Earth models      95—96
Luminosity, solar      27
LUNAR      see also Moon
Lunar and planetary ephemeris, Earth rotation      365
Lutetium-176, half-lives      276
Lutetium-hafnium system, geochronology      276—277
M-sequence polarity pattern, Early Cretaceous through Late Jurassic      247—249
M12.love model, seismic model      100—101
M84a model, seismic model      99
M84c model, seismic model      99
Madagascar, mean paleomagnetic poles      229—233
Maestrichtian/Paleocene boundary, magnetic polarity time scale      251
Magmas, variations in volcanic gases      312
Magmatic and metamorphic waters, oxygen isotopes      299
Magnetic anomalies, mid-ocean ridges      68
Magnetic anomalies, paleopoles      236
Magnetic declination, difference at Earth’s surface      54
Magnetic events, time series      194
Magnetic field strength, units      347
Magnetic fields, electrical conductivity      191—193
Magnetic fields, global, Earth      47—65
Magnetic gradiometric method, principles      198
Magnetic induction, conductivity vs. depth      196
Magnetic induction, units      347
Magnetic polarity time scale, Jurassic to Permian      260
Magnetic polarity time scale, Paleozoic      265
Magnetic polarity time scale, Phanerozoic      240—270
Magnetic polarization      see Magnetization
Magnetic quantities, conversion factors      348
Magnetic reversals      240
Magnetic storms, magnetograms      192
Magnetic susceptibility, units      347
Magnetic variation profiling, horizontal, interpretation      199—200
Magnetic variation profiling, horizontal, interpretation vs. depth      200
Magnetic variation profiling, horizontal, interpretation, synoptic model      201
Magnetization, units      347
Magnetograms, H component from a magnetic storm      192
Magnetosphere, Earth, generalized view      193
Magnetospheric/ionospheric coupling, electrical conductivity      193—194
Magnetostratigraphy, Early Triassic      259
Magnetostratigraphy, Jurassic through Late Permian      256—259
Magnetostratigraphy, Late Permian      259 261
Magnetostratigraphy, Paleozoic      262—264
Magnetostratigraphy, Triassic      255 258—259
Magnetotelluric methods, apparent resistivity      198
Magnetotelluric methods, electrical conductivity      196—197
Magnetotelluric methods, source effect      199
Magnetotelluric methods, synoptic model      201
Mammoth Subchron      251
Mantle, anelasticity, effects on Earth tides      45
Mantle, deep, reference frame for plate motion      82
Mantle, depleted, composition      182—184
Mantle, lower, magnetic field      59 62—64
Mantle, lower, models      94
Mantle, upper, models      95—96
Mantle, upper, models, composition      163—164
Mantle, upper, models, electrical conductivity      190—205
Mantle, upper, models, moments of inertia      360
Mantle, upper, models, natural radioactivity      283—291
Mantle, upper, models, P-wave velocity variations      98
Mantle, upper, models, S-wave models      99—102
Mantle, upper, models, seismic models      90
Mantle, upper, models, shear-energy density vs. radius      117
Mantle, upper, models, three-dimensional velocity models      97
Mars atmosphere      331—332
Mars chemical composition of atmosphere      332
Mars composition      163
Mars elemental abundances of silicate portion      179
Mars geophysical data      12
Mars gravity field      11
Mars isotopic composition of atmosphere      333
Mass of layers, Earth      8
Mass spectrometers, radioactive isotopes      272
Matuyama Chron      251
MDLSH model, seismic model      100
Melt inclusions, volcanic gases      310—311
Mercury, atmosphere      325
Mercury, composition      162—163
Mercury, elemental abundances      177—178
Mercury, geophysical data      12
Mercury, gravity field      11
Mesosphere, plate motion relative to deep mantle      75
Mesozoic regions, continental crust      217
Mesozoic, late, magnetic polarity time scale      241—242 247—258
Mesozoic, paleopoles      229
Metallic elements, components of volcanic gases      313—314
Metamorphic rocks, oxygen isotopes      300—301
Meteoric waters, oxygen isotopes      297
Meteorites, silicate-rich, properties      173 see
Meteorites, silicate-rich, properties, classification      161
Meteorites, silicate-rich, properties, composition      159—189
Meteorites, silicate-rich, properties, isotopes      160
Microplates, plate and site motion      83
Microplates, velocity      80
Mid-Atlantic Ridge, spreading rates      215
Mid-ocean ridges, spreading rates      68
Minimum orbit velocity, satellites      6
Minor planets, properties      21—23
Miocene, early/middle boundary, magnetic polarity time scale      250
Miocene, magnetic polarity time scale      241—242 245
Miocene, middle/late boundary, magnetic polarity time scale      250
Miocene/Pliocene boundary, magnetic polarity time scale      250
Mode coupling, free oscillations      120—121
Mode peak shifts, free oscillations      120—121
Model ages, Earth      272
Moho global depth variations      222
Moho models      96
Moments of inertia, Earth      8—9
Moments of inertia, Earth subsystems      360
Moments of inertia, gravity field      2—3
Moon, composition      163
Moon, elemental abundances of silicate portion      180—181
Moon, isotopes      160
Moon, oxygen isotopes      299
Moon, physical data      9—10
Moon, precession      361—362
Moon, tidal acceleration      16
Mountain belts, continental crust      217
Multiplets modes, free oscillations      107 123—124
Multiplets modes, stripping      120
Muon constants, SI units      353
Nakhlite, SNC parent body      163
Neptune, atmosphere      332—333 336—338
Neptune, chemical composition of atmosphere      336—337
Neptune, geophysical data      13
Neptune, gravity field      11
Neutron constants, SI units      354
Nitrogen oxides, catalytic cycle      328
North America electrical conductivity model      202
North America paleomagnetic poles      227—229
North American Plate, angular velocities and confidence limits      81—82
North American Plate, plate and site motions      83
North American Plate, velocity      80
North pole of rotation, planets and Sun      15
Nuclides, natural, abundance      283—286
Nuclides, natural, abundance, decay rates      271—272
Nuclides, natural, abundance, seawater      323
Nuclides, natural, abundance, solar system      169—172
Nunivak Subchron      251
Nutation      356—357 361—363
Nutation, corrections      363
Nutation, Earth      40
Nutation, models      363—364
NUVEL-1 angular velocities, plate motion      70—73 75—81
Occultation, lunar, Earth orientation      358
Ocean load tides      44—45
Ocean tide model, Earth rotation      365
Ocean-continent distribution, geoid      37—38
Oceans, terrestrial, properties and composition      320—345
Olduvai Subchron      251
Oligocene, early/late boundary, magnetic polarity time scale      250
Oligocene/Eocene boundary, magnetic polarity time scale      251
Oligocene/Miocene boundary, magnetic polarity time scale      250
Orbits, angle arguments, Moon      10
Orbits, Earth      4—6
Orbits, planets      14
Orbits, spatial orientation      4—6
Orbits, truncated models, Moon      11
Ordovician, magnetic polarity time scale      261
Organic matter, carbon isotopes      302—303
Organic matter, temperature, stable isotopes      292—307
Organic-rock interactions, carbon isotopes      304
Outer planets, isotopic ratios in the atmospheres      337
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