An interpretation of the non-tidal acceleration in Earth's rotation in terms of post-glacial rebound

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Feb 1997

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Chinese Astronomy and Astrophysics, Volume 21, Issue 1, p. 127-127.

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It is shown through a calculation of the effect of melting of ice cap on the moment of inertia of the Earth for the four largest ice caps, that the non-tidal term in the variation of Earth's rotation observed by modern space technique can be interpreted in terms of the theory of post-glacial rebound together with a lower mantle viscosity coefficient between (1.35-1.91) ×1022 Pas.

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