NASA NTRS ยท 20040021339
The Geomagnetic Field During a Reversal
Abstract
By modifying the IGRF it is possible to learn what may happen to the geomagnetic field during a geomagnetic reversal. If the entire IGRF reverses then the declination and inclination only reverse when the field strength is zero. If only the dipole component of the IGRF reverses a large geomagnetic field remains when the dipole component is zero and he direction of the field at the end of the reversal is not exactly reversed from the directions at the beginning of the reversal.
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Heirtzler, James R.. 2003-11-01. The Geomagnetic Field During a Reversal. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20040021339
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