Conference Proceedings
PACRIM Congress 2008
Conference Proceedings
PACRIM Congress 2008
Dynamic Melting and Mixing Processes in the Mantle Wedge - Insight from Numerical Modelling
Recent works suggest that dehydration of subducting slab and consequent hydration and partial melting influences the dynamics of mantle wedge. Plums originating form the subducting slab due to Rayleigh-Taylor instability are responsible for heterogeneous composition of the mantle wedge. Also, occurrence of partial melt in the mantle wedge can trigger dynamic processes like exhumation of UHP rocks in intra-oceanic settings or can influence characteristics of the subduction tectonic regime._x000D_
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W Gorczyk, T V Gerya, J A D Connolly, D Yuen
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