Published October 1960 | Version Published
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Report on some experimental long-period seismographs

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The unexpected usefulness in research of the Press-Ewing seismograph system (Press, Ewing and Lehner, 1958) has stimulated further efforts to obtain even higher seismograph sensitivity in the period range beyond 100 sec. A major difficulty has been in maintaining pendulum stability at long periods. This paper describes a stable long-period seismometer and gives results from several seismograph systems incorporating long-period pendulums and galvanometers.

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Copyright © 1960, by the Seismological Society of America. Manuscript received for publication March 17, 1960. The author is grateful to Dr. Frank Press for guidance and encouragement in carrying out these experiments. Mr. J. L. Blayney designed and built the displacement transducer.

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