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Anomalous geomagnetic fields of internal origin in Czechoslovakia

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По мazнumовaрuaчuонным ¶rt;aнным 143 nолевых сmaнцuŭ рaсnоложеных nо облaсmu восmочноŭ окрauны Чешскоzо мaссuвa, морaвскоzо блокa Брыновuсmулuкa u Зanaнных Кaрnam рaсчumaны nере¶rt;amочные функцuu zеомazнumноzо nоля меmо¶rt;aмu мноzомерноzо коzеренmноzо aнaлuзa (сnекmрaльныŭ nо¶rt;хо¶rt;) u uмnульсноzо оmклuкa сuсmемы (Временныŭ nо¶rt;хо¶rt;). По эmuм резульmamaм оценены комnлексные uн¶rt;укцuонные векmорa u nосmроены кaрmы uзолuнuŭ nере¶rt;amочных функцuŭ. Анaлuзом nросmрaнсmвенноzо рaсnре¶rt;еленuя эmuх хaрaкmерuсmuк уmочнены эоны aномaльноŭ uн¶rt;укцuu, вы¶rt;елены основные сmрукmурные е¶rt;uнuцы u nре¶rt;ложенa uх zеолоzо-zеофuзuческaя uнmерnреmaцuя.

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The magnetovariational data of 143 stations distributed over the eastern margin of the Bohemian Massif, over the Brunovistulicum and the West Carpathian sector were analysed to obtain transfer functions of the geomagnetic field. Methods of multivariate coherence analysis (spectral domain approach) and of impulse response (time domain approach) were employed. Complex induction vectors were estimated and contour maps of transfer functions were computer generated. Analysing their spatial distribution, we mapped the zones of anomalous induction and interpreted them in terms of electrical conductivity structure with its tectonic implications.

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Praus, O., Pěčová, J. Anomalous geomagnetic fields of internal origin in Czechoslovakia. Stud Geophys Geod 35, 81–89 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01628074

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