Spin Perturbation Integration and Normalization (SPIN) Theory: A Unified Framework for Earth's Rotational and Tectonic Stability

Earth’s rotation responds to perturbations from the atmosphere, oceans,core, hydrosphere, and geotectonic processes, while conservation of angu-lar momentum (CAM) provides the physical constraint linking them. Weask whether CAM also functions as an or

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2025-09-22
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https://doi.org/10.22541/essoar.175812357.74643392/v2
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High-pressure geophysics and materials
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Spin Perturbation Integration and Normalization (SPIN) Theory: A Unified Framework for Earth's Rotational and Tectonic Stability

J. Baxter
High-pressure geophysics and materials
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Spin Perturbation Integration and Normalization (SPIN) Theory: A Unified Framework for Earth's Rotational and Tectonic Stability

J. Baxter
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Abstract

Earth’s rotation responds to perturbations from the atmosphere, oceans,core, hydrosphere, and geotectonic processes, while conservation of angu-lar momentum (CAM) provides the physical constraint linking them. Weask whether CAM also functions as an or

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