On the velocity of transmission of earth waves
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ADVANTAGE was taken of the explosion of 50,000 pounds of dynamite at Hallet's Point, on September 24th, 1876.to me:1Sure the velocit,Y with which the shock was tmnsmitted through the ground, both across Long Island and along the south bank of East River.The results were embodied in a paper re:l.d by me before the National Academy of Sciences, on October 18th, 1876, and subsequently again read and printed as one of the papers of the Essayons Olub of the OOl'PS of Engineers.In the numbeJ' of the London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine, for October, 1877, appeared a short review of this paper from the pen of Mr. Robert Mallet, F
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| Authors | H. L. Abbot |
| Journal | american journal of science |
| Year | 1878 |
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10.2475/ajs.s3-15.87.178
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