Large-Scale Flow in the Core

By R. Holme. 2007

207 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Atmospheric Science, Mechanics of Materials, Molecular Biology

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In Atmospheric Science

1. G. Hulot
2. Nils Olsen
3. Mioara Mandea
4. Christopher C. Finlay
5. U. Christensen
6. Catherine Constable
7. Monika Korte
8. F. Donadini

In Mechanics of Materials

1. U. Christensen

In Molecular Biology

1. G. Hulot
2. Mioara Mandea
3. Nils Olsen
4. Christopher C. Finlay
5. U. Christensen
6. Catherine Constable
7. Julien Aubert
8. Monika Korte

Citations in the corpus

• Dynamo Scaling Laws and Applications to the Planets (2010, background): “31 provides a handle to derive the characteristic velocity in the Earth’s core independent of assumptions that enter into inversion models for the flow at the top of Earth’s core (Holme 2007).”
• The Magnetic Field of Planet Earth (2010, background): “…dynamic assumption (most commonly the tangentially geostrophic assumption), it is then possible to use (15) to estimate the large scale motions at the core surface that can account for observed geomagnetic secular variation (see e.g., Bloxham and Jackson 1991; Chulliat and Hulot 2000; Holme 2007).”