On Solving Inverse Gravimetry Problems Using the Linear Integral Representation Method and Discrete Potential Theory

A new of fundamental approach to solving inverse geophysics problems using the linear integral representation method and discrete gravity potential theories is proposed. This approach makes it possible to reconstruct the masses, which can be regarded as arbitrary distributed points in two- and three-dimensional network spaces.

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Izvestiya Physics of the Solid Earth
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s1069351324701076
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Planetary Science and Exploration
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On Solving Inverse Gravimetry Problems Using the Linear Integral Representation Method and Discrete Potential Theory

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On Solving Inverse Gravimetry Problems Using the Linear Integral Representation Method and Discrete Potential Theory

A. G. Yagola, И. Э. Степанова, A. N. Levashov, А. В. Щепетилов, I. I. Kolotov
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Abstract

A new of fundamental approach to solving inverse geophysics problems using the linear integral representation method and discrete gravity potential theories is proposed. This approach makes it possible to reconstruct the masses, which can be regarded as arbitrary distributed points in two- and three-dimensional network spaces.

Izvestiya Physics of the Solid EarthVol. 60(6)
Lomonosov Moscow State University (RU), Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth (RU)
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