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1. Introduction to electrical properties of the earth's mantle.. 2. Crustal and upper mantle structure of stable continental regions in north America and northern Europe.. 3. Properties of the lithosphere-asthenosphere system in Europe with a view toward earth conductivity.. 4. Temperature profiles in the earth of importance to deep electrical conductivity models.. 5. Analyzing electromagnetic induction data: suggestions from laboratory measurements.. 6. Appreciation of spherically symmetric models of electrical conductivity.. 7. Upper mantle lateral heterogeneities and magnetotelluric daily variation data.. 8. Substitute conductors for electromagnetic response estimates.. 9. The planetary scale distribution of telluric currents and the effect of the equatorial electrojet: an investigation by canonical GDS.. 10. Conductivity profiles from global data.. 11. Models of deep electrical conductivity obtained from data on global magnetic variational sounding.. 12. The upper mantle conductivity analysis method using observatory records of the geomagnetic field.. 13. Limitations in the use of spherical harmonic methods for deep conductivity determinations.. 14. Mts studies on the upper mantle conductivity in china.. 15. Application of space analysis of electromagnetic fields to investigation of the geoelectrical structure of the earth.. Bibliography

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Reprint from Pure and Applied Geophysics (PAGEOPH), Volume 125 (1987), No. 2/3 Inglés

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