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AN investigation has recently been started to examine the natural electromagnetic background in the somewhat neglected frequency range of 0.1–30 c./s. At the high-frequency end of the interval this follows up the work of Menzel and Salisbury1, of Willis2 and of Goldberg3; and extends the work of Duffus and Shand4 at the Pacific Naval Laboratory, in the range 1,000–10 sec. period.
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DUFFUS, H., NASMYTH, P., SHAND, J. et al. Sub-audible Geomagnetic Fluctuations. Nature 181, 1258–1259 (1958). https://doi.org/10.1038/1811258a0
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