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Upper crustal structure in Puget Lowland, Washington: Results from the 1998 Seismic Hazards Investigation in Puget Sound
Authors: Brocher, TM Parsons, T Blakely, RJ Christensen, NI Fisher, MA Wells, RE
Citation: Tm. Brocher et al., Upper crustal structure in Puget Lowland, Washington: Results from the 1998 Seismic Hazards Investigation in Puget Sound, J GEO R-SOL, 106(B7), 2001, pp. 13541-13564
Depth variation of seismic anisotropy and petrology in central European lithosphere: A tectonothermal synthesis from spinel lherzolite
Authors: Christensen, NI Medaris, LG Wang, HF Jelinek, E
Citation: Ni. Christensen et al., Depth variation of seismic anisotropy and petrology in central European lithosphere: A tectonothermal synthesis from spinel lherzolite, J GEO R-SOL, 106(B1), 2001, pp. 645-664
Elastic wave velocity in rocks from Dabieshan and its constraints for lithospheric composition and crust-mantle recycling
Authors: Zhao, ZD Christensen, NI Zhou, WG Xie, HS Zhang, ZM
Citation: Zd. Zhao et al., Elastic wave velocity in rocks from Dabieshan and its constraints for lithospheric composition and crust-mantle recycling, PROG NAT SC, 11(2), 2001, pp. 115-122
Ultrasonic P- and S-wave attenuation in oceanic basalt
Authors: Tompkins, MJ Christensen, NI
Citation: Mj. Tompkins et Ni. Christensen, Ultrasonic P- and S-wave attenuation in oceanic basalt, GEOPHYS J I, 145(1), 2001, pp. 172-186
Three-dimensional seismic model of the Sierra Nevada arc, California, and its implications for crustal and upper mantle composition
Authors: Fliedner, MM Klemperer, SL Christensen, NI
Citation: Mm. Fliedner et al., Three-dimensional seismic model of the Sierra Nevada arc, California, and its implications for crustal and upper mantle composition, J GEO R-SOL, 105(B5), 2000, pp. 10899-10921
Anisotropy of schists: Contribution of crustal anisotropy to active sourceseismic experiments and shear wave splitting observations
Authors: Godfrey, NJ Christensen, NI Okaya, DA
Citation: Nj. Godfrey et al., Anisotropy of schists: Contribution of crustal anisotropy to active sourceseismic experiments and shear wave splitting observations, J GEO R-SOL, 105(B12), 2000, pp. 27991-28007
Seismic anisotropy under extended crust: evidence from upper mantle xenoliths, Cima Volcanic Field, California
Authors: Soedjatmiko, B Christensen, NI
Citation: B. Soedjatmiko et Ni. Christensen, Seismic anisotropy under extended crust: evidence from upper mantle xenoliths, Cima Volcanic Field, California, TECTONOPHYS, 321(3), 2000, pp. 279-296
Seismic anisotropy of South African upper mantle xenoliths
Authors: Long, C Christensen, NI
Citation: C. Long et Ni. Christensen, Seismic anisotropy of South African upper mantle xenoliths, EARTH PLAN, 179(3-4), 2000, pp. 551-565
Effects of pore pressure on compressional wave attenuation in a young oceanic basalt
Authors: Tompkins, MJ Christensen, NI
Citation: Mj. Tompkins et Ni. Christensen, Effects of pore pressure on compressional wave attenuation in a young oceanic basalt, GEOPHYS R L, 26(9), 1999, pp. 1321-1324
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