Seismic methods based on the seismic waves propagation in an acoustic or an ideally elastic medium, were successfully applied to various geophysical problems to identify geological structures. In such studies, properties of a pore liquid such as density, the module of volumetric deformation…
Relations of the mean for a vector of displacement of an elastic porous body and pore pressure for an inhomogeneous poroelastic static system, when mass forces are present and energy dissipation is absent, are obtained.
In this paper, algorithms and an interface for creating detailed digital regular gridded bathymetry using digital sounding data are described, and examples of the data obtained for different regions of the Pacific are shown. In calculations of the depth at each grid point, the algorithm uses up to…
In this paper, it is discovered that in the differential geometry of arbitrary smooth plane curves there exists a solenoidal vector field S*, i.e., the field with a property div S* = 0 (in a certain area D), having the following geometric meaning. Let {Lτ} be a set of arbitrary smooth non…
A number of non-classical formulas of vector analysis are represented as differential identities that, on the one hand, relate the modulus to the direction of an arbitrary smooth vector field in a three- and two-dimensions. On the other hand, these formulas, in a sense, separate these…
Convection is one of the basic types of the flows used in description of processes of the Earth's interior and the Earth's atmosphere. The simulation of convection of many geological systems under the assumption of an incompressible medium in the Boussinesq approximation often appears to be poor and…
A 2D version of a 3D nonhydrostasic meteorological model is used to simulate the effects of atmospheric front propagation over a valley. The front surface is described in the model by an equation for advection of a scalar substance, which is solved by a third-order semi-Lagrangian procedure. A leap…