Spherical functions of mathematical geosciences. A scalar, vectorial, and tensorial setup
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In geosciences, following the developing of technology and computer, mathematics concerned with geoscientific problems is becoming more and more important. From modern satellite-positioning, the Earth's surface deviates from a sphere, therefore, spherical functions and concepts play an essential part in all geosciences. This book concentrates the introduction of mathematical representation of spherical vector and tensor fields. Vector/tensor spherical harmonics are used throughout mathematics. This book is a valuable reference for scientists and practitioners when facing spherical problems.
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