Determination of depth to the magnetic basement using maximum entropy with application to the northern Chile trench View on Open Library

Determination of depth to the magnetic basement using maximum entropy with application to the northern Chile trench

by Siamak Hassanzadeh

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First published: 1976 1 language
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Submarine topography

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