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Uncovering and quantifying the subduction zone sulfur cycle from the slab perspective
Nature Communications, 2020 Sulfur belongs among H2O, CO2, and Cl as one of the key volatiles in Earth’s chemical cycles. High oxygen fugacity, sulfur concentration, and δ34S values in volcanic arc rocks have been attributed to significant sulfate addition by slab fluids.
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Automatic pixel‐level crack detection with multi‐scale feature fusion for slab tracks
Comput. Aided Civ. Infrastructure Eng., 2023Cracks are common defects in slab tracks, which can grow and expand over time, leading to a deterioration of the mechanical properties of slab tracks and shortening service life.
Wenlong Ye +3 more
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AGU Advances, 2021
The nature and cause of deep earthquakes remain enduring unknowns in the field of seismology. We present new models of thermal structures of subducted slabs traced to mantle transition zone depths that permit a detailed comparison between slab pressure ...
S. Shirey +4 more
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The nature and cause of deep earthquakes remain enduring unknowns in the field of seismology. We present new models of thermal structures of subducted slabs traced to mantle transition zone depths that permit a detailed comparison between slab pressure ...
S. Shirey +4 more
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Nature Communications, 2019 Fluids liberated from subducting slabs are critical in global geochemical cycles. We investigate the behaviour of Mo during slab dehydration using two suites of exhumed fragments of subducted, oceanic lithosphere.
Shuo Chen, Remco C Hin, Timm John
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