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Modeling Earth Networks by Equivalent Electric Circuits. Theory

Authors: James ROUDET, Édith CLAVEL, Jean-Michel GUICHON, Patrice JOYEUX

Publication date: November 10, 2018 | Lire en français

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    • Case of a thread-like element parallel to the interface, in medium 1

      This elementary case will allow us to consider either a conductor parallel to the interface in the ground, or a conductor parallel to the interface but in the air or in the building, like any wiring (figure 39 ).

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