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Sedimentary rocks of the Itararé Group, deposited during the Late Paleozoic Ice Age in the Paraná Basin of South America, were collected throughout the state of São Paulo, Brazil, for an anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility (AMS) and rock‐magnetic study.
Dario Bilardello
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Introduction to the Special Section on Fundamental and Frontier Research in Rock Magnetism [PDF]
Many of the papers in this special section were first presented in the session “Rock Magnetism: Fundamentals and Frontiers” at the 2005 Fall AGU meeting.
Wyn Williams, Mike Jackson
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Ranu Klakah is a maar lake that is part of the Lamongan Monogenetic Volcanic Field (LMVF), East Java, Indonesia, which has a closed hydrological system.
Fathia Matondang +9 more
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Domain State Diagnosis in Rock Magnetism: Evaluation of Potential Alternatives to the Day Diagram
The Day diagram is used extensively in rock magnetism for domain state diagnosis. It has been shown recently to be fundamentally ambiguous for 10 sets of reasons.
Hirokuni Oda, David Heslop, Xiang Zhao
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The importance of clays in speleothem magnetic remanence acquisition [PDF]
Speleothems are promising recorders of paleosecular variation of the Earth’s magnetic field, but ambiguities remain about the physical processes active during remanence acquisition.
Rashida Doctor +4 more
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Special issue “Recent advances in geo-, paleo- and rock-magnetism”
The special issue of Earth, Planets and Space “Recent Advances in Geo-, Paleo- and Rock-Magnetism” was motivated by presentations given in Session S-EM18 “General Contributions in Geomagnetism, Paleomagnetism, and Rock magnetism” held during the Japan ...
John A. Tarduno +5 more
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Microscopic magnetic-field imaging of a single lunar dust grain [PDF]
The origin of lunar magnetic anomalies—whether remnants of an ancient core dynamo or impact-induced magnetizations—remains debated due to a critical observational gap linking microscopic magnetic carriers to macroscopic orbital measurements. Conventional
Yibo Yang +9 more
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Rock magnetism of the offshore soils of Lake Qinghai in the western China
Lake Qinghai is the largest lake in China and situated in an important climate-sensitive zone on the northeastern margin of the Tibetan Plateau, making it an ideal place to study the environmental evolution of the northwest China as well as the interplay
Peng eZhang +7 more
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Magnetoelectric Multiferroics for the Next‐Generation Ultralow‐Power Electronics [PDF]
Magnetoelectric coupling provides a unifying route from electric‐field control of magnetic order to non‐volatile MeRAM, MESO logic, and emerging antiferromagnetic and magnonic devices. By connecting switching physics with device benchmarks, material platforms, and integration strategies, distinctive technological opportunities are identified alongside ...
Yang Liu +13 more
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A Study of Rock Magnetism of High-Grade Hematite Ores
Rock magnetism is useful in various applications. Hematite is one of the two most important carriers of magnetism in the natural world and its magnetic features were mostly studied through laboratory experiments using synthetic hematite samples.
William W. Guo
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