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Geomagnetic secular variation: Theory

Takesi Yukutake

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A major part of the geomagnetic field is considered as being generated through hydromagnetic processes in the Earth's liquid core, which consists mostly of iron. Since the electrical conductivity of...

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A major part of the geomagnetic field is considered as being generated through hydromagnetic processes in the Earth's liquid core, which consists mostly of iron. Since the electrical conductivity of...

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A major part of the geomagnetic field is considered as being generated through hydromagnetic processes in the Earth's liquid core, which consists mostly of iron. Since the electrical conductivity of...

Key concepts: Variation (astronomy), Secular variation, Earth's magnetic field, Geomagnetic secular variation, Geology, Geodesy, Geophysics, Physics

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