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The coherence demonstration of Plate rotation and Magnetic Declination change

Liang Chuan-wei

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It is necessary to analysis the coherence of plate rotation and paleomagnetic declination change.Paleomagnetic declination change preserved in the older rocks determine plate deterred rotation(rotation) in specific geological historical period,when newer rock formation,Whereas whether the paleomagnetic declination change related to east-west movement.There is no literature reports at home and abroad.The authors establish mathematical model of paleomagnetic declination change use of mathematical derivation and use Java language programming to calculate the paleomagnetic declination change rule caused by plate motion from the basic principles of paleomagnetic and lithosphere plates motion mechanism,on the basis of the plates rotating rule related to the plates motion has been made,thus,on the combination of plates rotating rule caused by plates motion the conclusion is drawn that paleomagnetic declination change and the plate rotation do not have the one to one relationship,i.e.poor correlation.

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It is necessary to analysis the coherence of plate rotation and paleomagnetic declination change.Paleomagnetic declination change preserved in the older rocks determine plate deterred rotation(rotation) in specific geological historical period,when newer rock formation,Whereas whether the paleomagnetic declination change related to east-west movement.There is no literature reports at home and abroad.The authors establish mathematical model of paleomagnetic declination change use of mathematical derivation and use Java language programming to calculate the paleomagnetic declination change rule caused by plate motion from the basic principles of paleomagnetic and lithosphere plates motion mechanism,on the basis of the plates rotating rule related to the plates motion has been made,thus,on the combination of plates rotating rule caused by plates motion the conclusion is drawn that paleomagnetic declination change and the plate rotation do not have the one to one relationship,i.e.poor correlation.

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It is necessary to analysis the coherence of plate rotation and paleomagnetic declination change.Paleomagnetic declination change preserved in the older rocks determine plate deterred rotation(rotation) in specific geological historical period,when newer rock formation,Whereas whether the paleomagnetic declination change related to east-west movement.There is no literature reports at home and abroad.The authors establish mathematical model of paleomagnetic declination change use of mathematical derivation and use Java language programming to calculate the paleomagnetic declination change rule caused by plate motion from the basic principles of paleomagnetic and lithosphere plates motion mechanism,on the basis of the plates rotating rule related to the plates motion has been made,thus,on the combination of plates rotating rule caused by plates motion the conclusion is drawn that paleomagnetic declination change and the plate rotation do not have the one to one relationship,i.e.poor correlation.

Key concepts: Declination, Paleomagnetism, Rotation (mathematics), Geology, Geodesy, Coherence (philosophical gambling strategy), Magnetic declination, Motion (physics)

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