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Volume 21 Number 3
  • E-ISSN: 1365-2478

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R, K. G. C. and D. N. A, 1973, Analysis of the Fourier Spectrum of the Gravity Effect Due to Two‐Dimensional Triangular Prism, Geophysical Prospecting 21, 526‐542.

Fourier Transform of the theoretical gravity effect due to a two‐dimensional isosceles triangular prism has been derived. Evaluation of the model parameters from the analysis of the Fourier Spectrum has been outlined. Application of this method to synthetic gravity anomalies is shown.

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