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Seismic structure of the upper mantle in a central Pacific corridor
James B. Gaherty
, Thomas H. Jordan
, Lind S. Gee
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Upper Mantle
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Transition Zone
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Seismic Structure
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Central Pacific
100%
Plate Motions
50%
Frequency Dependence
50%
Oceanic Mantle
50%
Lower Boundary
50%
Velocity Gradient
50%
High Velocity
50%
Olivine
50%
Body Waves
50%
Shear Wave
50%
Attenuation
50%
Seismic Model
50%
Velocity Structure
50%
Hawaii
50%
Anisotropy
50%
Asthenosphere
50%
Tonga
50%
Crystal-melt Separation
50%
Reflectivity
50%
Water Content
50%
Control Model
50%
Travel Time
50%
Surface Waves
50%
Final Model
50%
Jordan
50%
Spherically Symmetric
50%
Low-velocity Zone
50%
Homologous Temperature
50%
Depth Marking
50%
Phase Delay
50%
Polarization Anisotropy
50%
Radial Shear
50%
Reverberation
50%
Steep Gradients
50%
Low Velocity
50%
Higher Modes
50%
Layered Framework
50%
Impedance Contrast
50%
Crust Formation
50%
Anisotropic Layer
50%
Shear Anisotropy
50%
Radial Anisotropy
50%
Surface Wave Mode
50%
Mantle Minerals
50%
Shear Velocity
50%
Mantle Discontinuities
50%
Anisotropic Structure
50%
High Gradient
50%
Separation Zone
50%
Gradient Zone
50%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Upper Mantle
100%
Central Pacific
100%
Surface Wave
66%
Plate Motion
33%
Olivine
33%
Velocity Structure
33%
Asthenosphere
33%
Reflectance
33%
Moisture Content
33%
Hawaii
33%
Travel Time
33%
Low Velocity Zone
33%
Mantle Discontinuity
33%
Reverberation
33%
Jordan
33%