10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THERMOREMANENT»
Discover the use of
thermoremanent in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
thermoremanent and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Fundamentals of Geophysics
Examples of primary remanence are thermoremanent magnetization, which an
igneous rock acquires during cooling, and the remanent magnetizations acquired
by a sediment during or closely after deposition. Secondary remanences may be
...
2
Handbook of Physical Constants
Most igneous and high-temperature metamorphic rocks have acquired
thermoremanent magnetization upon cooling. Intensities of thermoremanent
magnetizations acquired by several ferrimagnetic minerals in fields roughly
equivalent tO the ...
Sydney Procter Clark, 1966
3
Basic Electronics 2 Vols. Set
The term 'thermoremanent magnetization' (TRM), initially observed in certain
rocks, is a common term which finds application in different aspects of
paleomagnetism — a geological discipline [35, 38, 39, 40, 43]. The total
thermoremanent ...
4
Origin of
Thermoremanent Magnetization: Proceedings of AGU ...
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5
General and engineering geology of the Wray area, Colorado ...
Abs. 14028) discussed the observed self reversal of thermoremanent
magnetization of a hypersthene hornblende dacitlc pumice from Volcano Hasuna
, Japan. This rock when subjected to a magnetic field while being cooled from
500 to 450 C ...
Dorothy Rachel Hill, Jessie M. Tompkin, 1953
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Geophysical Abstracts, 152 January-March 1953
Abs. 14028) discussed the observed self reversal of thermoremanent
magnetization of a hypersthene hornblende dacitic pumice from Volcano Hasuna
, Japan. This rock when subjected to a magnetic field while being cooled from
500 to 450 C ...
7
Selected Works of Louis Neel
Comparison of the variations of thermoremanent magnetization alr and
isothermal remanent magnetization ari of a clay baked in an inert atmosphere at
870°C as a function of refiring temperature. (From the data of Thellier.) (4)
Properties of ...
8
Geological Survey Bulletin
The magnetisation of igneous rocks is often largely due to thermoremanent
components. Several horizontal sheets of acid tuffs in New Zealand exhibit
similar magnetisation patterns. Each sheet has a basic minimum Q value;
superimposed on ...
9
Rock Magnetism: Fundamentals and Frontiers
When magnetic minerals cool in a weak field //o from above their Curie
temperatures, they acquire thermoremanent magnetization (TRM) in the direction
of H0 (or rarely, in the opposite direction) with an intensity proportional to //(1. The
fidelity ...
David J. Dunlop, Özden Özdemir, 2001
10
The Solid Earth: An Introduction to Global Geophysics
... which depends in turn on its environment (see Sect. 7.11). This type of
permanent residual magnetization is called thermoremanent magnetization (TRM
) and is considerably larger in magnitude than the magnetism induced in the
basalt by ...
