The lithosphere: an interdisciplinary approach
"Presenting a coherent synthesis of lithosphere studies, this book covers a range of geophysical methods (seismic reflection, refraction, and receiver function methods; elastic and anelastic seismic tomography; electromagnetic and magnetotelluric methods; thermal, gravity and rheological models...
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FOREWORD BY PROFESSOR S. CLOETINGH PAGE XIII
PREFACE XV
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS XVIII
1 WHAT IS THE LITHOSPHERE? 1
1.1 HISTORICAL NOTE 1
1.2 LITHOSPHERE DEFINITIONS 3
1.2.1 DEFINING THE LITHOSPHERIC BASE 3
1.2.2 ELASTIC LITHOSPHERE 5
1.2.3 THERMAL LITHOSPHERE 7
1.2.4 SEISMIC LITHOSPHERE 8
1.2.5 ELECTRICAL LITHOSPHERE 10
1.2.6 PETROLOGIC LITHOSPHERE 10
1.3 CONCEPTS RELATED TO THE LITHOSPHERE 11
1.3.1 BOUNDARY LAYERS 11
1.3.2 PENSPHERE AND TECTOSPHERE 12
1.4 AN UNNECESSARILY CONFUSING CONCEPT? 13
2 AGE OF THE LITHOSPHERE 15
2.1 INTRODUCTION TO ISOTOPE GEOCHRONOLOGY 15
2.1.1 GEOCHEMICAL CLASSIFICATION OF ELEMENTS 15
2.1.2 RADIOACTIVE DECAY AND THE ISOCHRON EQUATION 19
2.1.3 K/AR 21
2.1.4 RB/SR 23
2.1.5 U/PB 24
2.1.6 SM/ND 26
2.1.7 RE/OS 30
2.1.8 LU/HF 32
2.1.9 MANTLE EVOLUTION FROM HF AND ND ISOTOPES 34
2.1.10 MODEL AGES 35
2.2 AGE OF THE CRUST AND THE LITHOSPHERIC MANTLE 37
2.2.1 CONTINENTAL CRUST 37
2.2.2 OCEANIC CRUST 42
3 SEISMIC STRUCTURE OF THE LITHOSPHERE 47
3.1 LABORATORY STUDIES OF SEISMIC PROPERTIES OF ROCKS 47
VII
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VIII CONTENTS
3.1.1 INTRODUCTION 47
3.1.2 EFFECTS OF PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE 49
3.1.3 EFFECT OF GRAIN SIZE VARIATIONS 53
3.1.4 EFFECT OF MINERALOGY 57
3.1.5 ANISOTROPY 58
3.1.6 MELT AND FLUID INCLUSIONS 64
3.1.7 MELT-DEPLETION AND MANTLE COMPOSITION 67
3.1.8 DENSITY-VELOCITY RELATIONSHIP 72
3.2 SUMMARY OF SEISMIC METHODS 74
3.2.1 TYPES OF SEISMIC WAVES 74
3.2.2 THEORETICAL LIMITS ON SEISMIC WAVE RESOLUTION * 75
3.2.3 METHODS OF SEISMIC DATA INTERPRETATION 77
3.3 MAJOR SEISMIC DISCONTINUITIES IN THE LITHOSPHERE 83
3.3.1 THE CRUST 83
3.3.2 SEISMIC DISCONTINUITIES IN THE UPPER MANTLE 96
3.4 RECEIVER FUNCTION (CONVERTED WAVES) STUDIES 101
3.4.1 THE METHOD 101
3.4.2 EXAMPLES OF PRP AND SRP STUDIES OF THE CRUST AND THE UPPER MANTLE
107 3.5 CONTROLLED SOURCE METHODS: REFLECTION/REFRACTION STUDIES OF THE
UPPER MANTLE 115
3.5.1 SEISMIC REFLECTION STUDIES 115
3.5.2 SEISMIC REFRACTION AND WIDE-ANGLE REFLECTION 125
3.6 TELESEISMIC SEISMOLOGY 134
3.6.1 ELASTIC TOMOGRAPHY 134
3.6.2 ELASTIC TOMOGRAPHY MODELS OF THE UPPER MANTLE 148
3.6.3 ORIGIN OF SEISMIC VELOCITY ANOMALIES IN THE UPPER MANTLE 174 3.6.4
SEISMIC ANISOTROPY IN THE UPPER MANTLE 187
3.6.5 LITHOSPHERE THICKNESS FROM ELASTIC TOMOGRAPHY 201
3.6.6 ANELASTIC TOMOGRAPHY * 207
3.7 SEISMIC LITHOSPHERE: SUMMARY 214
4 THERMAL REGIME OF THE LITHOSPHERE FROM HEAT FLOW DATA 220
4.1 FIELD OBSERVATIONS AND LABORATORY DATA 220
4.1.1 HEAT FLOW MEASUREMENTS 220
4.1.2 THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY 224
4.1.3 THERMAL EXPANSION, THERMAL DIFFUSIVITY, AND SPECIFIC HEAT 229
4.1.4 HEAT PRODUCTION 230
4.2 HEAT FLOW DATA 249
4.2.1 GLOBAL COMPILATIONS OF SURFACE HEAT FLOW 249
4.2.2 GLOBAL TRENDS IN SURFACE HEAT FLOW 251
4.3 THERMAL REGIME OF OCEANIC LITHOSPHERE 251
4.3.1 AGE DEPENDENCE OF SEAFLOOR TOPOGRAPHY AND HEAT FLOW 251 4.3.2
NORMAL OCEANS 255
4.3.3 ANOMALOUS OCEANS 266
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4.4 THERMAL REGIME OF CONTINENTAL LITHOSPHERE 270
4.4.1 HEAT FLOW ON THE CONTINENTS 270
4.4.2 CONTINENTAL GEOTHERMS 274
4.4.3 THICKNESS OF THERMAL LITHOSPHERE 297
4.5 HEAT FLOW BALANCE OF THE EARTH 310
4.6 THERMAL LITHOSPHERE: SUMMARY 313
5 THERMAL STATE OF THE LITHOSPHERE FROM NON-THERMAL DATA 317
5.1 XENOLITHDATA 317
5.1.1 XENOLITHS: ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES 317
5.1.2 XENOLITHS AND THE BOUNDARY LAYERS 323
5.2 TBL AND XENOLITH GEOTHERMS 328
5.2.1 GEOTHERMOBAROMETERS 328
5.2.2 KINK IN XENOLITH GEOTHERMS 333
5.2.3 GARNET GEOTHERMS: CBL OR TBL? 336
5.2.4 XENOLITH GEOTHERMS AND TBL THICKNESS 342
5.2.5 LITHOSPHERE THICKNESS IN ARCHEAN CRATONS 343
5.3 GEOTHERMS CONSTRAINED BY SEISMIC DATA 349
5.3.1 CORRELATIONS BETWEEN SEISMIC VELOCITY, ATTENUATION, AND
TEMPERATURE 349 5.3.2 SEISMIC CONSTRAINTS ON TEMPERATURES: METHODOLOGY
AND UNCERTAINTIES 352 5.3.3 SEISMIC CONSTRAINTS ON TEMPERATURES: MAJOR
RESULTS 360
5.4 MAGNETIC METHODS TO DETERMINE LITHOSPHERIC GEOTHERMS 365
5.4.1 MAJOR PRINCIPLES 365
5.4.2 CALCULATION OF LITHOSPHERIC GEOTHERMS FROM MAGNETIC DATA 366 5.4.3
CURIE TEMPERATURE OF MANTLE MINERALS 367
5.4.4 DEPTH TO THE CURIE POINT 369
5.5 SUMMARY OF NON-THERMAL STUDIES OF LITHOSPHERE THERMAL STATE 371
6 CBL AND LITHOSPHERIC DENSITY FROM PETROIOGIC AND GEOPHYSICAL DATA 374
6.1 TECTOSPHERE AND CBL 374
6.1.1 THE TECTOSPHERE HYPOTHESIS 374
6.1.2 MANTLE MELTING AND COMPOSITION OF THE LITHOSPHERIC MANTLE 376
6.1.3 OCEANIC AND CRATONIC TRENDS 382
6.1.4 CBL AND COMPOSITIONAL HETEROGENEITY OF CONTINENTAL MANTLE 385
6.1.5 THE EFFECT OF CBL ON TBL 398
6.2 XENOLITH CONSTRAINTS ON MANTLE DENSITY 399
6.2.1 METHOD AND UNCERTAINTIES 399
6.2.2 DENSITY OF OCEANIC MANTLE 401
6.2.3 DENSITY OF CONTINENTAL MANTLE 402
6.2.4 ISOPYCNICITY 405
6.3 ARE XENOLITHS REPRESENTATIVE OF THE CRATONIC UPPER MANTLE? 410
6.3.1 SAMPLING BIAS 410
6.3.2 WHY SHOULD XENOLITHS BE REPRESENTATIVE? 411
6.3.3 IS THE CRATONIC MANTLE DRY OR WET? 413
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CONTENTS
6.3.4 MANTLE DENSITY FROM GEOPHYSICAL DATA 415
6.3.5 SPATIAL CORRELATIONS OF SEISMIC VELOCITY ANOMALIES AND KIMBERLITES
419 6.4 SUMMARY 420
7 ELECTRICAL STRUCTURE OF THE LITHOSPHERE 425
7.1 ELECTROMAGNETIC AND MAGNETOTELLURIC TECHNIQUES 425
7.1.1 ELECTRIC CONDUCTION IN ROCKS 425
7.1.2 EM AND MT METHODS 426
7.1.3 INTERPRETATIONS OF MAGNETOTELLURIC DATA 427
7.1.4 RESOLUTION OF MT METHODS 429
7.2 EXPERIMENTAL DATA ON ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY 430
7.2.1 EFFECT OF LITHOLOGY 430
7.2.2 TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF CONDUCTIVITY IN MANTLE ROCKS 432 7.2.3
HIGH-TEMPERATURE ANISOTROPY OF OLIVINE CONDUCTIVITY 434 7.2.4 PRESSURE
DEPENDENCE OF OLIVINE CONDUCTIVITY 436
7.2.5 OXYGEN FUGACITY AND REDOX BUFFERS 436
7.2.6 FE AND AL VARIATIONS IN OLIVINE 438
7.2.7 EFFECT OF HIGHLY CONDUCTING PHASES 441
7.2.8 PARTIAL MELTS 442
7.2.9 ROLE OF WATER 446
7.2.10 OTHER PROCESSES 452
7.2.11 FREQUENCY DEPENDENCE OF ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY 452
7.3 SYNTHETIC CONDUCTIVITY-DEPTH PROFILES FOR THE UPPER MANTLE 453 7.4
REGIONAL ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY PROFILES IN THE OCEANIC UPPER MANTLE
456 7.4.1 MAJOR MARINE EXPERIMENTS 456
7.4.2 MAJOR CONDUCTIVITY TYPES IN THE OCEANIC MANTLE 457
7.4.3 AGE DEPENDENCE OF CONDUCTIVITY IN OCEANIC MANTLE OR THE COAST
EFFECT? 458 7.4.4 PACIFIC OCEAN: FLUIDS OR ANISOTROPY? 460
7.4.5 MID-OCEAN RIDGES: MANTLE MELTING 464
7.4.6 HOTSPOTS: MELT DEHYDRATED MANTLE? 466
7.4.7 SUBDUCTION ZONES AND CONTINENTAL MARGINS 468
7.5 ELECTRICAL STRUCTURE OF THE CONTINENTAL UPPER MANTLE 472
7.5.1 CONTINENT-SCALE CONDUCTIVITY PATTERNS 472
7.5.2 TYPICAL CONDUCTIVITY CURVES FOR DIFFERENT CONTINENTAL PROVINCES
474 7.5.3 STABLE CONTINENTS 477
7.5.4 PALEOSUBDUCTIONS, SUTURE ZONES, AND CRATON MARGINS 482 7.5.5
EXTENSIONAL REGIONS 486
7.5.6 OROGENS 489
7.5.7 ELECTRICAL ANISOTROPY OF CONTINENTAL MANTLE 494
7.6 ELECTRICAL ASTHENOSPHERE 495
7.6.1 HIGH-CONDUCTIVITY MANTLE LAYER AND ELECTRICAL ASTHENOSPHERE 495
7.6.2 THICKNESS OF ELECTRICAL LITHOSPHERE 496
7.6.3 CORRELATIONS BETWEEN ELECTRICAL, THERMAL, AND SEISMIC LABS AND THE
LITHOSPHERIC AGE 499
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XI CONTENTS
7.7 ELECTRICAL LITHOSPHERE: SUMMARY 502
8 FLEXURE AND RHEOLOGY 505
8.1 RHEOLOGY OF ROCKS 505
8.1.1 INTRODUCTION TO ROCK DEFORMATION 505
8.1.2 MAJOR MECHANISMS OF NON-LINEAR DEFORMATION 515
8.1.3 SELECTED EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS ON ROCK DEFORMATION 525 8.1.4
LITHOSPHERE STRENGTH 541
8.2 FLEXURAL ISOSTASY: THE APPROACH 552
8.2.1 LITHOSPHERE ISOSTASY 552
8.2.2 ELASTIC THICKNESS OF THE LITHOSPHERE 556
8.2.3 FLEXURAL ISOSTASY: ASSUMPTIONS 558
8.2.4 METHODS FOR ESTIMATION OF EFFECTIVE ELASTIC THICKNESS 7E 561 8.2.5
LIMITATIONS, PROBLEMS, AND UNCERTAINTIES 565
8.3 LITHOSPHERE FLEXURE AND RHEOLOGY 579
8.3.1 FLEXURE MODELS OF OCEANIC LITHOSPHERE 579
8.3.2 FLEXURE MODELS OF CONTINENTAL LITHOSPHERE 588
8.3.3 SEISMOGENIC LAYER AND 7E 603
8.3.4 LITHOSPHERE FLEXURE: SUMMARY 605
9 EVOLUTION OF THE LITHOSPHERE 607
9.1 FORMATION OF THE EARLY LITHOSPHERE 607
9.1.1 EARLY LITHOSPHERE: GEOLOGICAL AND GEOCHEMICAL EVIDENCE 607 9.1.2
MODELS OF EARLY LITHOSPHERE FORMATION 622
9.2 LITHOSPHERIC PROCESSES IN TIME 628
9.2.1 PLATE TECTONIC PROCESSES AND MANTLE DYNAMICS 628
9.2.2 CRUSTAL GROWTH AND RECYCLING 645
9.2.3 GLOBAL SECULAR TRENDS AND EPISODICITY OF LITHOSPHERIC PROCESSES
650 9.3 THE LITHOSPHERE IS NOT FOREVER 656
9.3.1 THERMAL EROSION BY MANTLE CONVECTION AND PLUMES 657 9.3.2
RAYLEIGH-TAYLOR INSTABILITY AND LITHOSPHERE DELAMINATION 661 9.3.3 BASAL
DRAG AND MANTLE CONVECTION 663
9.3.4 LITHOSPHERE RECYCLING IN SUBDUCTION ZONES 667
10 SUMMARY OF LITHOSPHERIC PROPERTIES 670
REFERENCES 678
SUBJECT INDEX 161
GEOGRAPHICAL INDEX 772
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| spelling | Artemʹeva, Irina M. 1961- Verfasser (DE-588)1014266920 aut The lithosphere an interdisciplinary approach Irina M. Artemieva 1. publ. Cambridge [u.a.] Cambridge Univ. Press 2011 XIX, 773 S. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt. 26 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Literaturverz. S. 678 - 766 "Presenting a coherent synthesis of lithosphere studies, this book covers a range of geophysical methods (seismic reflection, refraction, and receiver function methods; elastic and anelastic seismic tomography; electromagnetic and magnetotelluric methods; thermal, gravity and rheological models), complemented by petrologic and laboratory data on rock properties. It also provides a critical discussion of the uncertainties, assumptions, and resolution issues that are inherent in the different methods and models of the lithosphere. Multidisciplinary in scope, global in geographical extent, and covering a wide variety of tectonics settings across 3.5 billion years of Earth history, this book presents a comprehensive overview of lithospheric structure and evolution. It is a core reference for researchers and advanced students in geophysics, geodynamics, tectonics, petrology, and geochemistry, and for petroleum and mining industry professionals"-- "Modern studies of Earth science suffer from fragmentation into a large number of sub-disciplines with limited dialog between them and artificial distinctions between the results based on different approaches. This problem has been particularly acute in the area of lithospheric research where different geophysical techniques have given rise to a multitude of definitions of the lithosphere - seismic, thermal, electrical, mechanical and petrological. This book presents a coherent synthesis of our current state-of-knowledge in lithosphere studies based on a full set of geophysical methods (seismic reflection, refraction, and receiver function methods; elastic and anelastic seismic tomography; electromagnetic and magnetotelluric methods; thermal, gravity and rheological models) and complemented by petrologic and laboratory data on rock properties. It also provides a critical discussion of the uncertainties, assumptions, and resolution issues that are inherent in the different methods and models"-- Lithosphäre (DE-588)4139001-5 gnd rswk-swf Geodynamik (DE-588)4020212-4 gnd rswk-swf Lithosphäre (DE-588)4139001-5 s Geodynamik (DE-588)4020212-4 s DE-604 http://assets.cambridge.org/97805218/43966/cover/9780521843966.jpg Cover SWB Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=024529188&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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| title | The lithosphere an interdisciplinary approach |
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| title_full | The lithosphere an interdisciplinary approach Irina M. Artemieva |
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