Den geomagnetiske sekularvariation i Danmark: Historiske, arkæologiske og geologiske/palæomagnetiske informationskilder
Vol. 9 No. 2 (1998), Re-publication
Vol. 9 No. 2 (1998)

Den geomagnetiske sekularvariation i Danmark: Historiske, arkæologiske og geologiske/palæomagnetiske informationskilder

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https://doi.org/10.7146/kvant.169083
Published 1998-10-01
Niels Abrahamsen
Geofysisk Afdeling, Geologisk Institut, Aarhus Universitet
Niels Abrahamsen
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Keywords

Geomagnetisk sekularvariation
Palæomagnetisme
Jordmagnetfelt

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Abrahamsen, N. (1998). Den geomagnetiske sekularvariation i Danmark: Historiske, arkæologiske og geologiske/palæomagnetiske informationskilder. KVANT, 9(2). https://doi.org/10.7146/kvant.169083
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Abstract

Gennem historiske kilder, arkæologiske fund og palæomagnetiske analyser præsenteres variationer i Jordens magnetfelt over Danmark siden istiden. Artiklen beskriver magnetiseringsmekanismer i bjergarter, laboratoriemetoder til isolation af primære signaler og brugen af sekularvariation til præcis datering. Resultaterne sættes i perspektiv med kontinentaldrift og pladetektoniske rekonstruktioner.

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