SEISMOLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS

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• PA AND SA WAVES IN TAIWAN EARTHQUAKE OF 18 JANUARY 1964

  R. K. DUBE

  481-484

• P-wave velocities in the upper mantle of the Indian Sub-continent from Russian Nuclear Explosions And inferred upper mantle structure

  G.S. VARMA

  485-488

• On two recent earthquakes in the Deccan

  S. M. MUKHERJEE

  589-594

• On the variation in the horizontal intensity of the Geomagnetic Field at Phalodi (Rajasthan) during the solar Eclipse of 30 June 1954

  B. J. SRIVASTAVA , N. SIVASANKARA SASTRI

  73-84

• On the propagation of spherical waves in a viscoelastic medium

  S. N. BHATTACHARYA , S. N. CHATTERJEE

• On the Polarization Characteristics of middle latitude Geomagnetic Micropulsations

  KYu ZYBIN

  349-354

• On the crustal structure of the eastern Himalayas adjoining Tibetan Plateau and Chinese mountain

  A.N. TANDON, R.K. DUBE , S.N. CHATTERJEE

  369-376

• On the amplitudes of diurnal and semi-diurnal components of geomagnetic variation

  G. K. RANGARAJAN

  231-234

• On T-phase at Visakhapatnam

  B. P. SAHA

  89-91

• On recovery phase of geomagnetic storms and dissipation of ring currents

  A. YACOB

  354-356

• On abnormal quiet-day variation in the low latitudes

  B. R. ARORA

  195-198

• Observations on T-Phase

  U. S. DE

  662-664

• Numerical Modelling of tsunami wave to assess the possible impacts along western coasts of India

  BABITA DANI, VAIBHAVA SRIVASTAVA, A. P. SINGH, RAJEEV BHATLA

  1131-1140

• Morphology of great Geomagnetic Storms recorded at Alibag during 1905-1945 : Part 1- The Storm- Time Disturbance Variation Dst

  A. YACOB, N. S. SASTRI

  33-42

• Microseisms from storms in the Indian Seas

  A.N. TANDON

  33-42

• Microseisms at Madras associated with disturbances In the Bay of Bengal

  T. S. S. ANJANEYULU

  560-572

• Microseisms associated with the intense cyclone in the Bay of Bengal during September 1959

  H. M. IYER, T. D. K. KARTHA

  298-300

• Microseismic evidence for the existence of cold fronts in association with the Nor'westers

  B. P. SARA

  137-144

• Mapping Low Earthquake Risk Areas In North Maluku Indonesia

  Muh. Farid Wajedy, Muhammad Altin Massinai, Muhammad Fawzy Ismullah Massinai, Muhammad Taufiq Rafie, Aini Sucifebrianti , Muhammad Lubis Saputra

  863-868

• Lunar Tides in the daily range of H at Kodaikanal

  R. G. RASTOGI

  385-394

• Lunar tides in earth current at Barrow

  S. JEEV ANANDA REDDY

  407-410

• Lunar tidal oscillations in horizontal magnetic intensity at Kodaikanal during periods of low and high sunspots

  NB TRIVEDI , RG RASTOGI

  235-246

• Lunar Geomagnetic Tides in the low latitudes region

  K. S. RAJA RAO

  97-105

• Lunar and Solar Geomagnetic Tides in the Geomagnetic Equatorial Region- III Geomagnetic Tidal Variations at Apia

  K. S. RAJA RAO , A. T. THOMAS

  237-240

• Lunar and Solar Geomagnetic Tides in the Geomagnetic Equatorial Region- II Geomagnetic Tidal Variations at Alibag Equinoxes

  K. S. RAJA RAO

  106-109

• Lisbon Earthquake of 1 November 1755

  S. M. MUKHERJEE

  149-158

• Landslides and Sounds due to Earthquakes In relation to the Upper Atmosphere

  S. M. MUKHERJEE

  240-257

• Irregular Fluctuations in H Field at Kodaikanal

  B. SRINIVASA MURTHY

  251-256

• Ionospheric Disturbances associated with Magnetic Storms at Kodaikanal

  B. N. BHARGAVA , U. V. GOPALA RAO

  203-208

• Identification of faults in the subsurface of Java Island using the ambient noise tomography method

  Tio Azhar Prakoso Setiadi, Edy Hartulistiyoso, Muhammad Nur Aidi, Agustya Adi Martha, Yunus Daud, Nova Heryandoko, Yusuf Hadi Perdana

  619-628

• Geomagnetic Sq Variations and Parameters of the Indian Electrojet for 1958, 1959

  A. YACOB, K. B. KHANNA

  470-477

• Geomagnetic Solar Quiet Day variation Sq according to L T from the night time datum at Indian stations during 1958

  B. R. D. GUPTA

  643-648

• Frequency distribution of geomagnetic disturbance commencements at Alibag for the period 1921-1960

  N. SIVASANKARA SASTRI

  265-270

• Equatorial enhancement of geomagnetic field in the Indian Region

  N. S. SASTRI , R. W. JAYAKAR

  279-284

• Earthquakes in India and neighbourhood

  KARAN SINGH

  521-528

• EARTHQUAKES FELT AT SRINAGAR DURING 1923-1952

  SOM NATH BHAN

  197

• EARTHQUAKE RECORDINGS ON THE ANNAMALAINAGAR MAGNETOGRAMS

  P. K. SRINIVASAN

  281-283

• Diurnal variation of enhancement of sudden fluctuations in H in the region of the Indian magnetic equator

  A. YACOB, K. B. KHANNA

  83-89

• Diurnal Magnetic variations near the Magnetic Equator

  S. K. PRAMANIK , P. S. HARIHARAN

  353-358

• Distribution of SSC sizes at Alibag for the period 1921-1960

  NS SASTRI , RW JAYAKAR

  129-134

• Distribution of energy in p and S Seismic bodily waves

  B. P. SAHA

  473-474

• Dispersion of short period surface waves and the surficial Layer in the region west of Delhi

  HM CHAUDHURY

  227-234

• Direction of Rapid Geomagnetic changes at Indian observatories

  P. K. SRINIVASAN, N. SIVASANKARA SASTRI

  90-94

• Direction of faulting in the Great Assam Earthquake  of  15 August 1950

  A.N. TANDON

  61-64

• Direction of approach of Short Period Microseisms at Shillong

  H. K. GUPTA

  653-656

• Direction of approach of Microseism

  S. K. NAG

  637-642

• Determination of Sedimentary Thickness in the Shillong plateau by Microseisms

  B. P. SAHA

  227-231

• Decay rate of recovery phase of Geomagnetic Storms And dissipation of associated Ring Currents

  A. YACOB

  579-594

• Day-time enhancement of Geomagnetic Disturbance at the magnetic equator in India

  A. YACOB

  271-276

• Crustal structure of the Bay of Bengal and adjacent seas

  G. S. VARMA

  77-80