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Geometrical Properties of the Surface of the Alekseevka Uplift in the Kuibyshev District

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Results of applying some concepts of differential geometry in describing deformation of a surface are discussed. Using an uplift of the Kuibyshev district as an example, we show the effects of the introduced characteristics areally and in section, their geological significance, and the possibility of using them to reconstruct the developmental history of the uplift. The problem of difficulties in computation, arising during attempted solution of the system of linear equations obtained by the method of least squares when finding an analytical representation of the surface, is examined.

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Belonin, M.D., Zhukov, I.M. (1970). Geometrical Properties of the Surface of the Alekseevka Uplift in the Kuibyshev District. In: Romanova, M.A., Sarmanov, O.V. (eds) Topics in Mathematical Geology. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-2708-8_18

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