On inversion probes of the selective u-method gamma-gamma method.
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When sampling ores by the selective γ‑γ method, sources of significant interference are variable diameter and cavernousness of boreholes, irregularities of the sampled surface of walls in mine workings and variable density of rocks and ores. Inversion probes are proposed to eliminate these interferences. Theoretical and methodological issues related to the development and use of complex inversion probes of the selective γ‑γ method have not been addressed to date. The proposed paper represents a first step in this direction.
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