The mechanism is suggested to account for the modulating effect of weak audio-frequency (a few hundred Hz) electromagnetic fields on the geoacoustic emission intensity in the case when liquid phase (aqueous solution) in the pore-fracture space of the noise zone controlled by the geophone is the incompressible Newtonian fluid with constant viscosity and permittivity beyond the slipping plane of the electrical double layer.
Geoacoustic emission, borehole, electromagnetic radiation, electrical double layer, pore fluid
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