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The Chandler Wobble

Science News, 1982
J. Derral Mulholland, G. A. Wilkins
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Prediction of the Chandler wobble

2014
Chandler wobble amplitude have been decreasing in 2010s as in 1930s. We try to predict its future behaviour through prediction of its complex envelope. The excitation of the Chandler wobble(ChW) reconstructed by Panteleevs filter was also analized.
Zotov, Leonid, Bizouard, Christian
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The source of the variable Chandler wobble

2010
n the absence of forcing, the Chandler wobble (CW) would have a period of 430.3 days, and would lose most of its energy after a few decades because of dissipation in the mantle and in the oceans. Observation of the Earths polar motion, however, reveals a prograde oscillation of which pseudo period can be as far as 20 days from the above value (Vondrak ...
Bizouard, Christian   +4 more
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Analysis of the perturbed Chandler wobble of the Earth pole

Doklady physics (Print), 2017
Y. Markov, V. Perepelkin, A. Filippova
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Chandler wobble under parametric perturbations

Doklady Physics, 2006
Yu. G. Markov, I. N. Sinitsyn
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Phase and amplitude variation of Chandler wobble

2011
Normally, the wobble of the earth has been dealt with in a manner that assumes that the two main periodic components have constant phase and amplitude. An initial assumption of this thesis is that both these parameters can vary with time. A technique of predictive filtering is used to determine the Chandler component of the wobble from basic latitude ...
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