Mathematics in geology (Record no. 909)

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ISBN 9789401540117
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Language code of text/sound track or separate title English
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Classification number 510.24553 F47
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Personal name Ferguson, J.
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Title Mathematics in geology
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Name of publisher Springer,
Year of publication 2013.
Place of publication London:
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Number of Pages xii, 299p.; 22cms.
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General note <br/>1. 1 Solution of geological problems-are mathematical methods necessary? A question which is often asked is whether it is necessary for geologists to know and to use mathematics in the practise of their science. There is no simple answer to this question, and it is true that many geologists have had successful careers without ever needing to get involved in anything other than simple mathematics, and all the indications are that this is likely to continue into the future. However, in many branches of the subject the trend has been towards using a numerical approach for the solution of suitable problems. The extent to which this occurs depends on the nature of the area being studied; thus, in structural geology, which is con- cerned in its simplest aspects with the geometrical relationships between various features, there are many problems which are easily solved. More recently the use of analytical methods has allowed the solution of more-difficult problems. In another area, geochemistry, two things have happened. On the theoretical side there has been a greater integration with physical chemistry, which itself is a highly mathematical subject; and on the practical side there is the need to analyse and interpret the vast quantities of data which modem instrumentation produces. Within geology the application of numerical methods has been given various names, so we have numerical geology, geo- mathematics, geostatistics and geosimulation.
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Topical Term Geology mathematics -- Geography
General subdivision Integration -- Numerical methods
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Topical Term Solution of geological problem
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Topical Term Geostatistics and geosimulation
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