Development of the direct and the indirect effect of the topographic-isostatic reduction in zonal harmonics up to third and sixth degree

Development of the direct and the indirect effect of the topographic-isostatic reduction in zonal harmonics up to third and sixth degree

by L. A. Kivioja

Book 17 of Report (Ohio State University. Institute of Geodesy, Photogrammetry and Cartography) --

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