Explore a comprehensive conference session from the AGU Fall Meeting 2011 focusing on five decades of high-pressure studies of the Earth. Delve into cutting-edge research and advancements in geophysics, geochemistry, and materials science as experts present their findings on the behavior of Earth materials under extreme conditions. Gain insights into the latest techniques, methodologies, and discoveries that have shaped our understanding of the Earth's interior over the past 50 years. Learn about the implications of high-pressure studies for planetary formation, deep Earth processes, and the evolution of our planet's structure and composition.
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Syllabus
Fall Meeting 2011: 50 Years of High-Pressure Studies of the Earth II
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