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Amplitudes of the Earth's split normal modes

Stein et al., 1977

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2384568452508748967
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Stein S
Geller R
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Journal of Physics of the Earth

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This paper develops the theory necessary to explain the amplitudes of the earth's split normal modes. Expressions are derived for the amplitudes of the free oscillations of a laterally homogeneous rotating and elliptical earth excited by a point double couple. The …
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