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On the Equivalent BVPs of Stokes and Helmert, and Their Relations to the Molodensky BVP by Analytical Continuation

, 2017
F. Sansò, M. Sideris
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The Spacelike Molodensky Problem Including the Rotational Term of the Gravity Potential

manuscripta geodaetica, 1981
Albert Bode, Erik W. Grafarend
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Geodetic Boundary Value Problem: the Equivalence between Molodensky’s and Helmert’s Solutions

, 2016
F. Sansò, M. Sideris
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The SMITSWAM method of datum transformations consisting of Standard Molodensky in two stages with applied misclosures

, 2016
A. Ruffhead
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On the solvability of Molodensky's integral equation

Studia Geophysica et Geodaetica, 1967
Интегральное уравнение Молоденского (2) модифицировалось таким образом, чтобы оно имело решение и в случае, когда наклон поверхности первого приближения больше чем 45°, и когда отношение ΔH/r0>1.
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The Molodensky Scalar Boundary Value Problem in Spherical Coordinates: a New Result

2001
The theory and analysis of free boundary value problems has attained a certain popularity in Geodesy in the last 20 years, being considered as a sort of reference theory providing a sound scientific background to the problem of determining the figure of the earth and its gravity field.
Jesús Otero, Fernando Sansò
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Molodenski quo vadis?

2015
Heck, Bernhard, Seitz, Kurt
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Cap integration in spectral gravity forward modelling: near- and far-zone gravity effects via Molodensky’s truncation coefficients

Journal of Geodesy, 2018
Blazej Bucha, C. Hirt, M. Kuhn
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Molodensky’s Theory and Beyond

2022
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Datum Transformations By Iterative Solution Of The Abridging Inverse Molodensky Formulae

Journal of the Ghana Institution of Engineers, 2009
Maps from different sources defined on different spheroids, projections, and origin points (datums), are often difficult to integrate because of the non-availability of needed transformation parameters to convert them accurately into a common datum frame.
Ayer, J, Tiennah, T
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