Titlebook: Short Wave Radiation Problems in Inhomogeneous Media; Asymptotic Solutions Clifford O. Bloom,Nicholas D. Kazarinoff Book 1976 Springer-Verl

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Short Wave Radiation Problems in Inhomogeneous Media978-3-540-38229-4Series ISSN 0075-8434 Series E-ISSN 1617-9692

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0079577Asymptotische Darstellung; Radiation; Streuung; Wellengleichung; equation

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Clifford O. Bloom,Nicholas D. Kazarinoffon angle are greatly reduced when saturated, and reduction from peak to residual shear strength is 47–63 %. Therefore, for a slope structure of thick loess, hipparion laterite, and bedrock, the strength of hipparion laterite greatly decreases under the effect of underground water. It then becomes a

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Clifford O. Bloom,Nicholas D. Kazarinoff the large near-field tsunamis. The low-angle fault with additional source, possibly a submarine slump, is the most likely source of the 1998 tsunami, although other possibilities cannot be excluded. Computations from different source models showed that the far-field tsunami amplitudes are proportio

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Clifford O. Bloom,Nicholas D. Kazarinofflow (30.15% area). The result shows that about 7.92% of the study area is a high landslide potential area where almost 55% of total landslide events are occurred. we can trace about 90% of total landslide occurrences found within 23.7% of the study area.