Fortran [Fortran 77] Subroutine for computing a global spherical har

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The discussion centers around the inquiry about a subroutine for computing a global spherical harmonic reference field. The original poster mentions having read about its existence in journals and seeks to share information on the topic. Another participant suggests using Google for research, indicating that they attempted a search but did not find satisfactory results. The conversation emphasizes the need for collaboration and information sharing regarding spherical harmonic computations.
Khairul Afifi
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Greetings,

I want to ask if there is any subroutine for computing a global spherical harmonic reference field. I read journal and they say it exists, I hope we can share information regarding this subject.

Thank you in advance.
 
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Google is your friend.

Did you attempt a Google search?
 
I tried google and I am still trying. I hope we share information regarding this subject.
 
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