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Single-frequency dielectric model of frozen mineral soils for frequencies of the basic satellites by Mironov, V. L., Fomin, S. V., Lukin, Y. I., Karavaysky, A. Y., Molostov, I. P.

“…A simple single-frequency dielectric model for the set of frequencies which are 0.45, 1.26, 1.4, 1.6, 5.4, 6.9, 9.6, and 10.7 GHz for frozen mineral soils is…”
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A dielectric model at a frequency of 1.4GHz for frozen mineral soils in the temperature range −1 to −30°C by Mironov, V. L., Kosolapova, L. G., Lukin, Y. I., Karavaysky, A. Y., Molostov, I. P.

“…A single-frequency dielectric model at 1.4 GHz for frozen mineral soils was developed, with the temperature and clay content varying from -1 to -30°C and 9.1…”
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Temperature and texture dependent spectroscopic dielectric model for frozen mineral soils at 0.1-15GHz by Mironov, V. L., Karavaysky, A. Y., Molostov, I. P., Lukin, Y. I., Kosolapova, L. G.

“…Dielectric models of topsoil are a crucial element of remote sensing retrieval algorithms that are used to obtain geophysical characteristics of the land…”
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Phase transition analysis in freezing moist soils carried out on the basis of phase transitions characteristic to the different types of soil water by Mironov, V. L., Savin, I. V., Lukin, Y. I., Karavaisky, A. Y.

“…The analysis of the mass exchange between the nonfreezing bound and nonfreezing transient water types, as well as that between the nonfreezing transient water…”
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Dielectric spectroscopy of bound water in the bentonitic clay by Lukin, Y.I., Komarov, S.A.

“…In this paper, the dielectric spectra of moist bentonitic clay in the range of frequencies from 0.2 GHz to 15 GHz and temperatures from -30degC to +25degC have…”
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The maximum bound water content measurement by dielectric and NMR technique by Mironov, V L, Suhovskiy, A A, Lukin, Y I, Aleksandrova, I P

“…The maximum bound water content (MBWC) in moist bentonite clay was detected with the use of two dielectric models, that is, the Generalized Refractive Mixing…”
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