SOME ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF EARTHS CRUST

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[13] GARLAND GD, 1960, J RES NAT BUR STANDA, VD 64, P405

[14] GUTENBERG B, 1959, PHYSICS EARTHS INTER, P144

[15] GUTENBERG B, 1959, PHYSICS EARTHS INTER

[16] THE PRESSURE EFFECT ON THE ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY OF PERIDOT [J]. JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH, 1955, 60 (02): : 187 - 191

[17] KELLER GV, 1959, US GEOL SURVEY B, V1052

[18] KELLER GV, PRIVATE COMMUNICATIO

[19] Krajew A.P., 1957, GRUNDLAGEN GEOELEKTR

[20] Electromagnetic induction in non-uniform conductors, and the determination of the conductivity of the earth from terrestrial magnetic variations [J]. PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A-MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES, 1939, 237 : 509 - 540