Theories of Notation and Polar Motion I,

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report , Other literature type 01 Dec 1980 United States Publisher:Defense Technical Information Center

Authors: Moritz, Helmut, 1933-;

doi: 10.21236/ada099015 , 10.21236/ada126289

Theories of Notation and Polar Motion I,

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Abstract : The present report attempts a systematic presentation and review of modern theories of the earth's rotation (precession, nutation, and polar motion) for a rigid earth, a purely elastic earth, and the Poincare model consisting of a rigid mantle and a liquid core. Emphasis is on the treatment of an elastic earth on the basis of Liouville's equation and on the consideration of the earth's rotation as an eigenvalue problem. (Author)

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