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Recent decrease in inner‐core rain rate of tropical cyclones over the western North Pacific
The tendency in tropical cyclone (TC) rainfall is of great concern due to its remarkable contribution to global precipitation and extreme rainfall events. This study finds a decreasing trend in TC inner‐core rain rate over the western North Pacific (WNP)
Na Wei +4 more
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Fe alloy slurry and a compacting cumulate pile across Earth's inner-core boundary
Seismic observations show a reduced compressional-wave gradient at the base of the outer core relative to the preliminary reference Earth model and seismic wave asymmetry between the east-west hemispheres at the top of the inner core.
Dygert, Nick +3 more
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Two remarks on the inner core [PDF]
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DE CLIPPEL G., MINELLI, Enrico
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Inverse problem for the Earth's core evolution model
The size and the age of the inner core impose constraints in modeling of the Earth's core evolution. The origin of the solid core corresponds to the change in convection regime in the core and, correspondingly, to the change in the magnetic field ...
Reshetnyak M Yu
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Fe-C and Fe-H systems at pressures of the Earth's inner core
The solid inner core of the Earth is predominantly composed of iron alloyed with several percent Ni and some lighter elements, Si, S, O, H, and C being the prime candidates.
Bazhanova, Zulfiya G. +2 more
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The electrical resistivity and thermal conductivity behavior of Fe at core conditions are important for understanding planetary interior thermal evolution as well as characterizing the generation and sustainability of planetary dynamos.
Innocent C. Ezenwa, Richard A. Secco
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The axial ratio of hcp iron at the conditions of the Earth's inner core
We present ab initio calculations of the high-temperature axial c/a ratio of hexagonal-close-packed (hcp) iron at Earth's core pressures, in order to help interpret the observed seismic anisotropy of the inner core.
Alfè +47 more
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Compaction‐Driven Convection in the Growing Inner Core
The Earth's inner core (IC) is known to exhibit heterogeneous structures with their origins still unknown. From the onset of nucleation, the IC can grow via sedimentation and compaction of iron crystals freezing out from the fluid outer core.
K. W. Lim +4 more
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A Review of Typhoon Inner Core Characteristics and Their Relationship with Intensity Changes
The inner core of a typhoon plays a crucial role in storm intensification and is especially critical for rapid increases in storm intensity. Most of the energy exchange occurs in the inner core, including the eyewall. Moist air rising from the warm ocean
Shumin Chen, Weibiao Li
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A numerical study is performed to investigate fluid flow and heat transfer characteristics in a concentric annulus with a slightly heated inner core moving in the flow direction and a stationary, insulated outer cylinder. Emphasis is placed on the effect
Shuichi Torii, Wen-Jei Yang
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