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  1. The rheology of polycrystalline olivine: new perspectives on upper-mantle structure and processes

    The progressive transition from high-frequency elastic behaviour, through the recoverable strains of anelastic relaxation, to long-term viscous deformation is ...

    Located in Seminars / Weekly Seminars / Lunchtime-Seminar
  2. The rheology of the Earth's mantle: An application of the adjoint method in geodynamics Located in Seminars / Weekly Seminars / Lunch Time Seminar
  3. The ringlaser in Christchurch, NZ: instruments and observations Located in Seminars / Weekly Seminars / Seminar in Geodynamics, Seismics, Seismology
  4. The role of pore fluid pressure in megathrust mechanics and earthquake dynamics Located in Seminars / Weekly Seminars / Lunchtime Seminar
  5. The role of the Hall effect in collisionless magnetric reconnection Located in RESEARCH / Publications
  6. The role of the mantle in driving plate tectonics Located in Seminars / Weekly Seminars / Lunchtime Seminar
  7. The Role of Uncertainties in Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Analysis Located in Seminars / Weekly Seminars / Lunchtime Seminar
  8. The ROMY Project: Understanding Rotational Ground Motions Located in Seminars / Weekly Seminars / Lunchtime Seminar
  9. The second Magnetic Survey in Bavaria by Messerchmitt Located in Seminars / Weekly Seminars / Seminar on Rock- and Paleomagnetism
  10. The SEIGER project - Monitoring of deep geothermal power plants and seismic effects Located in Seminars / Weekly Seminars / WP 2.4 Special Topics in Seismology
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