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Documents Gravity: Gravity anomalies. Earth gravitational field. Isostasy. Moment density dipole. Practical...

Slide 1 Gravity: Gravity anomalies. Earth gravitational field. Isostasy. Moment density dipole. Practical issues. Slide 2 Newton’s law of gravitation: where: F is the force…

Documents Gravity I: Gravity anomalies. Earth gravitational field. Isostasy. Moment density dipole. Practical....

Slide 1 Gravity I: Gravity anomalies. Earth gravitational field. Isostasy. Moment density dipole. Practical issues. Slide 2 Newton’s law of gravitation: where: F is the…

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Gravity Summary A general solution for the laplace problem can be written in spherical harmonics: V=(GM/r) n=0∞ m=0n (R/r)n (Cnm cos m + Snm sin m) Pnm (sin…

Documents Gravity IV: Dipole moment of density anomaly: the ambiguity We want to know: But actually, gravity.....

Gravity IV: Dipole moment of density anomaly: the ambiguity We want to know: But actually, gravity anomaly alone cannot provide this information. The ambiguity of a buried…

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Gravity Summary In first approximation we can chose for the shape of the Earth an ellipsoid of rotation defined essentially by the degree n=2 m=0 of the potential field plus…

Documents Gravity IV: Dipole moment of density anomaly: the ambiguity

Gravity IV: Dipole moment of density anomaly: the ambiguity We want to know: But actually, gravity anomaly alone cannot provide this information. The ambiguity of a buried…

Documents Gravity I: Gravity anomalies. Earth gravitational field. Isostasy. Moment density dipole.

Gravity I: Gravity anomalies. Earth gravitational field. Isostasy. Moment density dipole. Practical issues. Newton’s law of gravitation: where: F is the force of gravitation.…

Documents Newton ’ s law of universal gravitation : where: F is the force of gravitation. m 1 and m 2 .....

PowerPoint Presentation Newton’s law of universal gravitation: where: F is the force of gravitation. m1 and m2 are the masses. r is the distance between the masses. …