Explore cutting-edge research on mantle melts and modeling techniques in this comprehensive conference session from the AGU Fall Meeting 2011. Delve into innovative approaches and constraints for modeling the melting regime, focusing on the second part of the "Mantle Melts" series. Gain insights from leading experts in the field as they present their latest findings and methodologies over the course of two hours. Enhance your understanding of geodynamics, petrology, and the complex processes occurring within Earth's mantle.
Innovative Approaches and Constraints to Modeling the Mantle Melting Regime - Part 2
Overview
Syllabus
Fall Meeting 2011: Innovative Approaches and Constraints to Modeling the Melting Regime II
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AGU
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