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Feb
28, 2006
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Bernard J.
Wood, Y. Abe, T. Sekimori, K. Suzuki |
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「Core
Formation Workshop」 |
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Program:
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Oct
3-4, 2005
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K.
Hirose, D. Yuen, T. Lay, M. Kameyama
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INTERNATIONAL
WORKSHOP ON THE POST-PEROVSKITE PHASE TRANSITION IN THE EARTH'S DEEP
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post-perovskite phase transition, which is likely to occur in the deep
lower mantle was discovered by experiments in Japan less than 2 years
ago. Since that time rapid developments in mineral physics, seismology
and geodynamics have taken place, and a genuine revolution in our
understanding of the lower mantle and its dynamics is developing. The
urgency for an interdisciplinary workshop is mounting to bring
researchers together for in-depth discussions and multidisciplinary
communications about advances in this rapidly evolving topic. A two-day
workshop will strive to stimulate further work in this burgeoning area,
which has broad implications for Earth and Material Sciences.
Program:
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Discussion
Meeting： May 20-22, 2004
Special Session of 2005JEPS: May 23-24, 2004
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E.
Takahashi, Y. Abe, T. Kakegawa, J. Kasting |
Invited speakers:
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Eric
Asphaug (UCSC): Effect of Giant Impact on early Earth
Jonathan Lunine (Univ. Arizona): Outer planet/Solar System evolution.
H.O'Neill (ANU): Redox state and planetary evolution
B.J.Wood (Bristol Univ) Core formation of the Earth
S.Karato (Yale Univ): Where on Earth is the Ocean?
Jim Kasting (Penn State): Evolution of Earth atmosphere
Euan Nisbet (Univ. of London)ﾑArchean geology
Roger Buick (Univ. of Washington)--Archean geology and life evolution
Nic Beukes (Rand Afrikanus Univ, South Africa): Life evolution in
Archean
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We invite
papers on the early history of the Earth and planets - spanning topics
from the solar nebula to the birth of primitive life - with a special
emphasis on the conditions that gave rise to life on our planet. Papers
from diverse research fields, including astronomy, planetary science,
high-P experiments, geochemistry, geology, and life and environmental
sciences are anticipated.
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