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Biswas (2005) Thesis

NON-UNIQUENESS OF THE MODELED MAGNETIZATION VECTORS USED IN DETERMINING PALEOPOLES ON MARS (Click Here)

  • Professor, Geophysics
  • Earth & Environmental Sciences
  • Physics & Astronomy
dhananjay.ravat@uky.edu
305A Slone (inside office)
859-257-4726 (no messages)
Ravat_2pageCV_2021.pdf (136.46 KB)
http://pastisdreams.blogspot.com/
Other Affiliations:
Lillie Cole Honor's Thesis on Lunar Swirls and Magnetics (2020)
Supplementary Material for Lunar Magnetic Field model paper
Current Highlight: Magnetic field anomalies help deconstruct the paradigm of non-magnetic mantle
Aspen Davis thesis on Mars dichotomy near InSight Lander site
LCS-1 Invited Talk at IAGA 2017 in Cape Town
Current Highlight: The most advanced Swarm satellite-based global magnetic anomaly field model
Biswas (2005) Thesis
Curie Depth Magnetic Mapping

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