High-pressure geophysics and materials
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This cluster of papers focuses on the dynamics and structure of Earth's mantle, including topics such as crystal structure prediction, high-pressure phases, seismic imaging, superconductivity, hydrous minerals, and plate tectonics. It also explores the properties and behavior of Earth's lower mantle through various experimental and theoretical approaches.
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high pressure; pressure-induced phase transition; mantle convection; bulk modulus; diamond anvil cell; lower mantle; seismic anisotropy; shock compression; mantle rheology; core-mantle boundary; mantle transition zone; high-pressure phases; Grüneisen parameter; upper mantle; Earth's interior; Earth's core; mantle flow; mantle structure; Earth's mantle; high-pressure experiments; forsterite; Earth's inner core; high-pressure physics; Hugoniot; mineral physics
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Morton address: 36174226839211067 · morton4x16-v1
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