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Data on the virtual dipole moment (VDP) is distributed nonuniformly with time, which significantly complicates qualitative and quantitative analysis of its evolution. In addition to the moving average method and… Click to show full abstract
Data on the virtual dipole moment (VDP) is distributed nonuniformly with time, which significantly complicates qualitative and quantitative analysis of its evolution. In addition to the moving average method and median values, for the first time, a technique is presented for a quasi-uniform presentation of data (interpolation method), as well as results of calculating the evolution of the VDM by this method for the Phanerozoic.
Keywords:
moment earth;
changes virtual;
dipole moment;
phanerozoic;
virtual dipole
Journal Title: Oceanology
Year Published: 2017
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Journal Title: Oceanology
Year Published: 2017
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