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期刊名:Journal of geophysical research-solid earth

缩写:J GEOPHYS RES-SOL EA

ISSN:2169-9313

e-ISSN:2169-9356

IF/分区:4.0/Q1

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Matthieu Amor,Juan Wan,Ramon Egli et al. Matthieu Amor et al.
Magnetotactic bacteria (MTB) produce single-stranded or multi-stranded chains of magnetic nanoparticles that contribute to the magnetization of sediments and rocks. Their magnetic fingerprint can be detected in ancient geological samples an...
Rebecca N Greenberger,Michelle Harris,Bethany L Ehlmann et al. Rebecca N Greenberger et al.
Processes for formation, cooling, and altering Earth's ocean crust are not yet completely understood due to challenges in access and sampling. Here, we use contiguous micro-imaging infrared spectroscopy to develop complete-core maps of mine...
Simone Salimbeni,Nicola Piana Agostinetti,Silvia Pondrelli;CIFALPS Working Group Simone Salimbeni
Several hypotheses on the origin of the continental Moho are still debated and multiple mechanisms may contribute to its formation. Here, we present quantitative estimation of the seismic properties and anisotropy of the crust-mantle transi...
Santiago Andrés Triana,Antony Trinh,Jérémy Rekier et al. Santiago Andrés Triana et al.
The cause for the damping of the Earth's free core nutation (FCN) and the free inner core nutation eigenmodes has been a matter of debate since the earliest reliable estimations from nutation observations were made available. Numerical stud...
Jianye Chen,A R Niemeijer,Christopher J Spiers Jianye Chen
Laboratory studies suggest that seismogenic rupture on faults in carbonate terrains can be explained by a transition from high friction, at low sliding velocities (V), to low friction due to rapid dynamic weakening as seismic slip velocitie...
Natalia V Solomatova,Razvan Caracas Natalia V Solomatova
The early Earth was marked by at least one global magma ocean. Melt buoyancy played a major role for its evolution. Here we model the composition of the magma ocean using a six-component pyrolite melt, to which we add volatiles in the form ...
Jianye Chen,B A Verberne,A R Niemeijer Jianye Chen
A (micro)physical understanding of the transition from frictional sliding to plastic or viscous flow has long been a challenge for earthquake cycle modeling. We have conducted ring-shear deformation experiments on layers of simulated calcit...
David C Bolton,Srisharan Shreedharan,Jacques Rivière et al. David C Bolton et al.
Machine learning can predict the timing and magnitude of laboratory earthquakes using statistics of acoustic emissions. The evolution of acoustic energy is critical for lab earthquake prediction; however, the connections between acoustic en...
Milena Marjanović,Satish C Singh,Emma P M Gregory et al. Milena Marjanović et al.
Oceanic transform faults and fracture zones (FZs) represent major bathymetric features that keep the records of past and present strike-slip motion along conservative plate boundaries. Although they play an important role in ridge segmentat...
G Carlson,M Shirzaei,S Werth et al. G Carlson et al.
Changes in terrestrial water content cause elastic deformation of the Earth's crust. This deformation is thought to play a role in modulating crustal stress and seismicity in regions where large water storage fluctuations occur. Groundwater...