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2022
<p>Eccentric dipole can be considered the next approximation of the geomagnetic field after the<br>generally used geocentric dipole. Considering that during reversals, excursions and important<br>anomalies the non-dipole contributions are relevant, we study the evolution of the eccentric<br>dipole
Alicia González-López +5 more
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<p>Eccentric dipole can be considered the next approximation of the geomagnetic field after the<br>generally used geocentric dipole. Considering that during reversals, excursions and important<br>anomalies the non-dipole contributions are relevant, we study the evolution of the eccentric<br>dipole
Alicia González-López +5 more
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 2019
AbstractThere are two distinctly different views on Quaternary sedimentation rates in the central Arctic Ocean, namely, that they were on cm/kyr or on mm/kyr scales, largely as a result of divergent interpretations of magnetic reversal stratigraphy. This study provides new evidence to help resolve this controversy in the form of an almost 1‐m‐thick ...
Jianxing Liu +7 more
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AbstractThere are two distinctly different views on Quaternary sedimentation rates in the central Arctic Ocean, namely, that they were on cm/kyr or on mm/kyr scales, largely as a result of divergent interpretations of magnetic reversal stratigraphy. This study provides new evidence to help resolve this controversy in the form of an almost 1‐m‐thick ...
Jianxing Liu +7 more
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Physics of the Earth and Planetary Interiors, 1996
Abstract A 250-m thick volcanic sequence of some 63 Pliocene lava flows from Georgia (Akhalkalaki plateau) which was previously thought to record the Gauss-Matuyama reversal was re-studied in detail. About 400 oriented cores were sampled along four sub-vertical sections partially overlapping each other. At the base of the section, 16 consecutive lava
Camps, Pierre +8 more
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Abstract A 250-m thick volcanic sequence of some 63 Pliocene lava flows from Georgia (Akhalkalaki plateau) which was previously thought to record the Gauss-Matuyama reversal was re-studied in detail. About 400 oriented cores were sampled along four sub-vertical sections partially overlapping each other. At the base of the section, 16 consecutive lava
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Geomagnetic Field Dynamics During Excursions and Reversals
The geomagnetic field undergoes both long-term and short-term deviations from its predominantly dipolar configuration, expressed as polarity reversals and geomagnetic excursions. These episodes are characterized by significant drops in field intensity and an increase in the paleosecular variation index (PSV index), reflecting changes in the underlying ...Sunaina Shinu +2 more
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BEHAVIOR OF THE GEOMAGNETIC ELD DURING REVERSALS AND EXCURSIONS
Vestnik Moskovskogo Universiteta, Seriya 3: Fizika, AstronomiyaOn the basis of the three-dimensional geodynamo model, it is shown that at small amplitudes of heat sources during reversals and excursions of the geomagnetic eld, attenuation of not only the dipole magnetic eld, but also the eld of high harmonics is observed.
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Geomagnetic reversals and excursions as an outcome of non-equilibrium turbulence in the Earth's core
The study of the effect of statistically non-stationary turbulence in the Earth’s outer core on the effective turbulent electromotive force generated by the convectively driven flow of liquid iron reveals very interesting features of the geodynamo process, as non-equilibrium processes in MHD turbulence can lead to Earth-like evolution characteristics ...openaire +1 more source
Timing of Quaternary geomagnetic reversals and excursions in volcanic and sedimentary archives
Quaternary Science Reviews, 2020J E T Channell +2 more
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Reversal of drift direction during the Laschamp geomagnetic excursion
Physics of the Earth and Planetary InteriorsNicole Clizzie, Catherine Constable
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Geomagnetic excursions reflect an aborted polarity state
Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 2008Jean-Pierre Valet
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Palaeomagnetic excursions, aborted reversals and transitional fields
Nature, 1981Kenneth A Hoffman
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