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Generalisation of the transient field solution for a thin layer of finite thickness

B.Sh. Singer and A. Green

Exploration Geophysics 29(2) 195 - 197
Published: 1998

Abstract

We derive a closed-form solution for the transient magnetic field developed by a magnetic source located above a thin conductive layer. The solution extends the solution found by J.C. Maxwell for a conductive thin sheet. In addition to Maxwell's expression, the new solution explicitly depends on the thickness of the conductive layer. It can be used in a rapid inversion algorithm. The new solution allows an interpreter to estimate the thickness and conductivity of the conductive layer in addition to its conductance.



Full text doi:10.1071/EG998195

© ASEG 1998

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