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Kinetics of high-pressure phase transformations: Implications to the evolution of the olivine → spinel transition in the downgoing lithosphere and its consequences on the dynamics of the mantle
Focal mechanisms and seismic energy release of deep and intermediate earthquakes in the Tonga‐Kermadec Region and their bearing on the depth extent of mantle flow
The Variability of Earthquake Parameters with the Depth: Evidences of Difference of Mechanisms of Generation of the Shallow, Intermediate-Depth, and the Deep Earthquakes
Nonlinear isotropic elastic reduced Cosserat continuum as a possible model for geomedium and geomaterials. Spherical prestressed state in the semilinear material
Seismic rupture parameters based on the source directivity analysis of the broadband teleseismic P-waves for deep earthquakes in the NW Japan subduction zone
Coupled strain-induced alpha to omega phase transformation and plastic flow in zirconium under high pressure torsion in a rotational diamond anvil cell
Simultaneous acoustic emissions monitoring and synchrotron X-ray diffraction at high pressure and temperature: Calibration and application to serpentinite dehydration
Comment on “Seismological evidence for the existence of anisotropic zone in the metastable wedge inside the subducting Izu‐Bonin Slab” by Takashi Iidaka and Kazushige Obara
Deep earthquakes in subducting slabs hosted in highly anisotropic rock fabric
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