On a new condition for directions of a spatial network

Zusammenfassung Es wird eine neue Bedingung, Gl. (6), angeführt, die von den bereits ausgeglichenen, z. B. durch den Stundenwinkel t und die Deklination δ definierten Richtungen der Seiten des Raumnetzes erfüllt werden muss. Zur Demonstration dieser Bedingung wird ein Modell des Raumnetzes in der Form eines Tetraeders benutzt (Abb. 1).

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Terrestrial heat and volcanism

Summary Although active volcanic territories are not characterised by extreme high heat flow, yet terrestrial heat is one of the main, if not hte first cause of volcanic activities. About 94 per cent of the known active volcanoes are in connection with orogenic zones including ocean ridges, which mean that processes responsible for the evolution of the continents cause the overwhelming majority of volcanism.There stages of the evolution of the continental crust can be distinguished: 1.) Growth of the continental cores by differentiation, 2.) Existence of peripheral growing zones around the first core, 3.) Intergrowth of the existing continents.Volcanism, as well as seismicity are manifestations of the evolution of the crust which is caused by the development of heat sources in the mantle. The heat partly melt the upper mantle and induce slow plastic flow in connection of differentiation. The space, left empty by continental uplift is filled by the slow plastic inflow of mantle from the ocean. This slow redistribution of mantle and curstal rocks disturbs the stress field, the rocks fail along the strained zones and zones of fractures appear sometimes with volcanic activity.     

Secular changes,polarity epochs and tectonic movements as indicated by palaeomagnetic studies of Hungarian rock samples

Summary The paper contains an outline of the palaeomagnetic investigations in Hungary including some of their geophysical and geological applications. More than 500 samples of volcanic rocks were studied by usual palaeomagnetic techniques. The rocks investigated belong to three different geological periods — the Quaternary — upper Tertiary, the middle Miocene and the lower Cretaceous. The palaeomagnetic data obtained for the individual localities are summarized in the Appendix.Paper presented at the IAGA Symposium Madrid, September 1969.     

Chemical composition and physical properties of lithium-iron micas from the Krušné hory Mts. (Erzgebirge)

Compositions of natural lithium-iron micas are approximated best by the sidero-phyllite-polylithionite join. These micas contain little or no magnesium and manganese. Their octahedral sheets contain close to two trivalent cations (mainly aluminum) in small crystallographic sites and a variable quantity of lithium and R⁺² (mainly iron) in large sites. Octahedral vacancies are situated mostly in large sites. Lithium and R⁺² approach a 44 replacement relationship in micas with octahedral occupancy close to six. Lithium and fluorine show a good positive correlation (small excess of fluorine over lithium), which indicates a crystallochemical association between them. There is a less distinct positive correlation between lithium and R⁺⁴.Based on simplifications, a calculation shows that about two-thirds of octahedral vacancies are caused by substitutions within the octahedral sheet, one-third, by tetrahedral substitutions. Different methods of calculating the crystallochemical formula yield slightly different numbers of octahedral vacancies, but do not affect the mica's position in plots of physical parameters against composition. If a crystallochemical formula is calculated from analysis of a mica contaminated with quartz, topaz, or feldspar, the apparent number of octahedral vacancies increases; such a formula exhibits unusual behavior in composition plots.     

Griquait mit rhombischem Pyroxen (Granatwebsterit) von Borek bei Stupná bei Křemže (Krems) in Böhmen

Zusammenfassung Es wird das Vorkommen von Griquait mit rhombischem Pyroxen (Granatwebsterit) von einem Feld am Borekwald, kaum 1 km westlich von der Gemeinde Stupná bei Keme südöstlich von eské Budjovice (Böhm. Budweis), beschrieben. Den Mineralgehalt des untersuchten Gesteines bilden Enstatit, Endiopsid, Pyrop, Amphibol, Spinell, Plagioklas und ein Mineralgemengteil in Form von Kelyphit oder Symplektit. Das Gestein fällt durch seinen hohen Gehalt an Magnesium auf. Es wird für saures Äquivalent der Peridotite gehalten.

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Griquaite with orthorhombic pyroxene (Garnetic Websterite) from Borek at Stupná near Keme in Bohemia

Summary The occurrence of griquaite with orthorhombic pyroxene (garnetic websterite) is described; it lies in a field near the Borek forest, scarcely 1 km west of the village Stupná near Keme, SE of eské Budjovice (South Bohemia). The mineral content of the rock studied consists of enstatite, endiopside, pyrope, amphibole, spinel, plagioclase and a mixture of minerals in the form of kelyphite or symplectite. The rock is interesting because of its high magnesium content. It is considered to be an acid equivalent of peridotite.

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Core waves recorded in central Europe

Summary The core waves recorded at four seismograph stations in Central Europe were investigated with the aim to find the most suitable set of travel-time curves and a fitting model of the core structure. Another travel-time curve was constructed by means of time differences between the core phases. The differences in the features of the travel-time curves were studied using records of shallow, intermediate and deep shocks from the same focal region (Tonga).     

Magnetism of natural pyrrhotite,haematite and ilmenite

Summary The paper deals with the magnetic properties of the natural minerals haematite, ilmenite and pyrrhotite. The natural remanent magnetization J_n, the volume susceptibility , the specific magnetization of saturation _so, the Curie temperature , the A.C. demagnetization of natural remanent magnetization, the thermal demagnetization J_n, the temperature dependence of the specific magnetization of saturation, and several other parameters were determined for the individual sets of minerals. Since natural minerals can and do contain various heterogeneous and isomorphic admixtures, their magnetic properties may change depending on the content and type of these admixtures. Therefore, all the investigations of the magnetic properties described in this paper were carried out with extensive sets of minerals, representing various Czechoslovak and world localities. A number of interesting results were obtained from the executed experiments, e.g., the different stability of the natural remanent magnetization of haematite with respect to A.C. demagnetization, the presence and type of heterogeneous inclusions in ilmenite, the phase changes connected with the -transition in natural pyrrhotites, etc. The types of distributions of the investigated values of the magnetic properties were also determined.     

Comment on some relations between the shape of streamlines and frontal interface in the proximity of a cyclonic vortex

Zusammenfassung Es wird ein einfaches Modell des zykolnalen Wirbels vorgeschlagen und die Beziehung zwischen seiner Intensität, der Form der Stromlinien und der Deformation der frontalen Grenzoberfläche in seiner Nähe diskutiert. Die Arbeit verfolgt das Ziel, die Kriterien der sogenannten dynamischen Klassifikation der aus den meteorologischen Satelliten photographierten Bewölkung zu finden.     

Die Ersatzkugel in geodätischen Berechnungen

Summary For precise geodetic computations over larger distances the reference surface of an ellipsoid of rotation should be used. However it is often replaced by a sphere of an adequate radius. The formulae are derived from figures which usually represent the conditions in a cross-section of the ellipsoid and the reference sphere through the normal plane. Equation (9) is given for the differences s of the length of the ellipse arc of the normal section and the corresponding arc of the circle with radius R. Also Eq. (19) is given for the distance d between the ellipse of the normal section and the circle (at the end point). Both equations are applied for various radii of the reference sphere. Table 1 shows the values s, Tab. 2 and Fig. 2 give the d-values for chosen lengths. It was found that especially the distance between the ellipsoid and the sphere need not always be negligible.