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An ideal isotropic bidimensional filter and its application in the interpretation of gravity anomalies

Idealer Isotroper Zweidimensionaler Filter und Seine Anwendung bei Interpretation der Schwereanomalien

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Den Gegenstand der Untersuchung bildete der ideale, zweidimensionale Filter mit der Übertragungsfunktion gleich 1 in einem Kreisgebiet, dessen Mittelpunkt sich im Koordinatenanfang befindet und in dem complemetären Gebeit Null gleicht. Zwecks Minimalisierung der Gibbs'schen Erscheinung wurde eine besondere Methode zur Sicherstellung einer schnellen Reihenkonvergenz in erwogenem und beschränktem Falle appliziert. Die Bedeutung des Hochpassfiltrierens wurde vom Gesichtspunkt der Felder gravimetrischer Anomalien untersucht.

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    Maria Bozzi Zadro

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Zadro, M.B. An ideal isotropic bidimensional filter and its application in the interpretation of gravity anomalies. Stud Geophys Geod 13, 239–251 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02587894

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