Melting and Melt Movement in the Earth

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Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 1995-05-18
Publisher(s): Oxford University Press
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Summary

While rapid decompression of the mantle beneath rifts often precipitates partial melting, much more extensive melting may be produced in mantle plumes. This volume features contributions by distinguished researchers that report the generation, migration, and geological consequences of such melts. Topics include melt geometry and mantle metasomatism, melt migration and mantle heterogeneity beneath oceanic islands, intershield geochemical differences among Hawaiian volcanoes, and continental magmatic underplating, to name but a few. Researchers and students in geology and geophysics will find this book of substantial interest.

Table of Contents

Melt Geometry and Mantle Metasomatism
Physics of Melt Extraction: Theory, Implications, and Applications
Laboratory Studies of Melt Migration
Thermal and Petrological Consequences of Melt Migration Within Convective Plumes
Chemistry of Melting
Melts and Metasomatic Fluids: Evidence from U-Series Disequilibria and Thisotopes
Melt Migration and Mantle Heterogeneity Beneath Oceanic Islands
Melting Studies on Mantle Peridotites and Basalt Magma Genesis
Intershield Geochemical Differences Among Hawaiian Volcanoes: Implications for Source Compositions, Melting Process, and Magma Ascent Paths
Melt Production and Emplacement Above Rifts and Mantle Plumes
Continental Magmatic Underplating
Deep Structure of Arc Volcanoes as Inferred from Seismic Observations
Partial Melting in Subduction Zones
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