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Time constants of induced polarization in water-saturated sands : Theory and experiments. / Titov, K. V.; Tarasov, V. A.

в: Geologiya i Geofizika, Том 42, № 6, 2001, стр. 988-995.

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Titov, KV & Tarasov, VA 2001, 'Time constants of induced polarization in water-saturated sands: Theory and experiments', Geologiya i Geofizika, Том. 42, № 6, стр. 988-995.

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Titov, K. V., & Tarasov, V. A. (2001). Time constants of induced polarization in water-saturated sands: Theory and experiments. Geologiya i Geofizika, 42(6), 988-995.

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Titov, K. V. ; Tarasov, V. A. / Time constants of induced polarization in water-saturated sands : Theory and experiments. в: Geologiya i Geofizika. 2001 ; Том 42, № 6. стр. 988-995.

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