Anisotropic thermal conductivity of antigorite along slab subduction impacts seismicity of intermediate-depth earthquakes
Double seismic zones (DSZs) are a feature of some subducting slabs, where intermediate-
depth earthquakes (~ 70–300 km) align along two separate planes. The upper seismic …
depth earthquakes (~ 70–300 km) align along two separate planes. The upper seismic …
Estimation of antigorite wave velocities in subduction conditions based on first-principles thermoelasticity
The most abundant serpentine mineral in subduction settings, antigorite has one of the
highest water storage capacities and is involved in seismicity. Seismic wave velocities of …
highest water storage capacities and is involved in seismicity. Seismic wave velocities of …
Antigorite Dehydration under Compression and Shear Loadings in a Rotational Diamond Anvil Cell
D Tan, C Jiang, W Chen, Y Tan, B Yue, W **ao - Minerals, 2023 - mdpi.com
Mineral dehydration in the subduction zone enormously affects Earth's geodynamics and the
global geochemical cycles of elements. This work uses Raman spectroscopy and X-ray …
global geochemical cycles of elements. This work uses Raman spectroscopy and X-ray …
Predictive modelling of seismic properties in single-foliated slates
MA Lopez-Sanchez, VC Van den Eynde, F Barou… - 2024 - eartharxiv.org
Slates play a key role in understanding the seismic anisotropy of the continental crust, a
crucial aspect of geophysical interpretation. Using a comprehensive set of high-quality …
crucial aspect of geophysical interpretation. Using a comprehensive set of high-quality …
Deformation microstructures of talc, chloritoid and serpentine, and their contributions to seismic anisotropy in subduction zones
이정진 - 2023 - s-space.snu.ac.kr
Seismic anisotropy has been observed in worldwide subduction zones, and one generally
accepted hypothesis is that hydrous mineral abundant in subduction zones by intense …
accepted hypothesis is that hydrous mineral abundant in subduction zones by intense …