THE BERKELEY COURSE IN APPLIED GEOPHYSICS
MAGNETIC METHOD
3.0
Overview
3.1 Magnetic
Fields
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Oersted and Ampere
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The definition of magnetic induction, B
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Fields of a small loop (dipole)
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Magnetic fields in matter
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ferromagnetism
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magnetization, M
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magnetic susceptibility, c
m
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magnetic field, H
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remanent and induced M (hysteresis)
3.2 The
magnetic field of the earth
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The main dipole field
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Components of the vector field
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Secular variation in the main field
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External sources and the geomagnetic frequency
spectrum
3.3 Magnetic
anomalies
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The characteristics of magnetic anomalies
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Anomalies of simple shapes
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The sphere
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Demagnetization
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The half space
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The thin layer
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The quarter space
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The magnetic pole
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A line of poles
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Horizontal cylinders of polygonal section
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Poisson's relationship between g and H
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The magnetic field of an arbitrary 3D body
3.4 Magnetic properties of rocks and minerals
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Magnetic minerals
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Magnetite
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The effect of grain size
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cm vs.
the volume fraction of magnetite
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Remanent vs. Induced in rocks
3.5 Magnetometers
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The dip needle
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The fluxgate magnetometer
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The proton precession magnetometer
3.6 Magnetic
surveys
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Sampling
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Time variations
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Gradiometers
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Processing
3.7 Interpretation and case histories
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