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Geophysical Journal of the Royal Astronomical Society. 26:99-109
Summary Turbulent boundary layers at the surface of the Earth limit the detection of infrasonic waves with periods greater than 1 s. Pipe arrays designed to improve the signal-to-noise ratios of infrasonic waves usually assume that the background noi
Autor:
John A. McDonald, Eugene Herrin
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Geophysical Journal of the Royal Astronomical Society. 26:13-20
Summary In the autumn of 1969 we accepted delivery of three TC-200 digital data acquisition systems from Teledyne Geotech. These systems can record up to 16 channels of long period, digital data with a specified sampling rate (currently 1 per second)
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Geophysical Journal of the Royal Astronomical Society. 26:83-98
Summary Observations have been made of the local atmospheric pressure field and the long-period seismic noise fields both on the surface of the Earth and in a mine at a depth of 183 metres. The observations show that during windy intervals and in the
Autor:
Petru T. Negraru, Eugene Herrin
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Seismological Research Letters. 80:565-571
Waveguides are structures that provide for efficient propagation of waves. One of the earliest applications of a waveguide is the speaking tube, which was used on ships. Propagation in some waveguides leads to dispersion, a phenomenon in which the ph
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Doris C. Rosenbaum, Eugene Herrin, Cornelius E. Griggs, Joseph Young, Ho Jung Paik, Yosio Nakamura, Talso Chui, Konstantin Penanen, Vigdor L. Teplitz, W. Bruce Banerdt
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Nuclear Physics B - Proceedings Supplements. 166:203-208
Strange quark matter made of up, down and strange quarks has been postulated by Witten [E. Witten, Phys. Rev D 30 (1984) 279]. Strange quark matter would be nearly charge neutral and would have density of nuclear matter (1014 gm/cm3). Witten also sug
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Advances in Space Research. 37:1889-1893
It was pointed out in 1984 by Witten that strange quark matter (SQM) – matter made of up, down, and strange quarks (rather than just up and down, as are protons and neutrons) – might well be stable and the lowest energy state of matter. The reaso
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New Astronomy Reviews. 49:119-124
(1) Quark nugget . Twenty years ago, Witten pointed out that matter made of up, down and strange quarks is (by the Pauli Principle) more likely to be stable than matter made of just up and down. If stable, it could exist in macroscopic nuggets of nuc
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Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America. 93:2333-2354
The high-quality databases for California seismicity (from the Southern and Northern California Earthquake Centers) and an extensive compilation of thermal measurements in California are used to quantify the concept of temperature as a fundamental pa
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Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America. 93:2363-2374
In 1984 Edward Witten proposed that an extremely dense form of matter composed of up, down, and strange quarks may be stable at zero pressure (Witten, 1984). Massive nuggets of such dense matter, if they exist, may pass through the Earth and be detec
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Seismological Research Letters. 74:884-892
For regional nuclear test monitoring applications, determining accurate locations for small-to-intermediate events (2.5 m b P -wave observations will be available for hypocenter location, secondary seismic phases, such as Lg and Pg, must be considere