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In the first chapter we briefly introduce four fields showing strong geophysical background. Thereby, we are naturally led to differential equations which are closely related to solution systems of special functions. Since the Earth is a ball in first approximation, a spherical coordinate frame and spherical functions play a huge role in geomathematics.

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