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To investigate the formation, behavior, and physical properties of geologic materials and synthetic analogues under the extreme high-pressure and high-temperature conditions of the lower crust and mantle.

August 20, 1985Eos

Materials Science of the Earth's Interior

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MSMotoaki SatoUniversity of Fukui

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Comprehensive review reveals material properties under high-pressure and high-temperature conditions in Earth's lower crust and mantle, highlighting mechanisms of deep-earth crystal growth.

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To investigate the formation, behavior, and physical properties of geologic materials and synthetic analogues under the extreme high-pressure and high-temperature conditions of the lower crust and mantle.
Synthesized and updated 31 selected papers from a multi-institutional research initiative funded between 1978 and 1980 across Japanese national universities.
Coordinated interdisciplinary investigations centered on crystal growth, high-pressure mineral physics, and high-temperature experimental synthesis.
Compiled comprehensive reviews and new empirical datasets detailing crystal growth and phase relationships in deep-Earth materials.
Organized findings into seven subject chapters covering the thermodynamic and physical behaviors of lower crust and mantle analogues.

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Motoaki Sato (1985) studied this question.

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Comprehensive review reveals material properties under high-pressure and high-temperature conditions in Earth's lower crust and mantle, highlighting mechanisms of deep-earth crystal growth.

Materials Science of the Earth's Interior

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Materials Science of the Earth's Interior

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