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Checking linear hypothesis in factor evaluation by use of trend-surface gradients in the investigation of eolian deposits

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The effect of mineral grain shape and specific gravity on trend-surface gradients of mineral concentrations was investigated. Trend surfaces were computed by least-square procedures, and the influence of different combinations of grain shape and specific gravity was checked using a set of linear hypotheses in the form of an analysis of variance.

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Romanova, M.A. Checking linear hypothesis in factor evaluation by use of trend-surface gradients in the investigation of eolian deposits. Mathematical Geology 2, 231–240 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02312472

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