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レーザーによる選択的去磁化:古磁気と岩石磁気における新しい技術

P R Renne, T C Onstott

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |November 25, 1988
    PubMed
    まとめ

    レーザー・セレクティブ・デマグネチゼーション (LSD) は,岩石鉱物中の磁気残留媒体を正確に特定します. このテクニックは,個々の粒子の内にある明確な磁気成分を明らかにし,古磁気研究の進歩を促しています.

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