Adrian Muxworthy

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Imperial College London

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Adrian Muxworthy is a Reader at Imperial College London, United Kingdom. His research areas include thermoremanent magnetization, ultramafic rocks, and magnetization processes in geological formations. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of magnetic properties in various contexts, including petroleum systems and paleomagnetic fields, as evidenced by his recent publications.

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Thomas Davison

Imperial College London

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Wyn Williams

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University of Edinburgh

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Barbara Maher

University of Lancaster

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Simon Bending

University of Bath

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Asel Sartbaeva

University of Bath

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Thomas Mitchell

University College London

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Conall Mac Niocaill

University of Oxford

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Gareth Collins

Imperial College London

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Lisa Tauxe

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University of California, San Diego

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Efficiency of Thermoremanent Magnetization Acquisition in Vortex‐State Particle Assemblies

Magnetization of Ultramafic Rocks in the Troodos Ophiolite: Implications for Ridge Axis Serpentinization and Ophiolite Emplacement

Remagnetization of Serpentinite During Deformation: Evidence From a Fossil Oceanic Transform Fault Zone of the Troodos Ophiolite

FORCINN: First‐Order Reversal Curve Inversion of Magnetite Using Neural Networks

Magnetic Hysteresis Properties of Magnetite: Trends With Particle Size and Shape

Vortex Magnetic Domain State Behavior in the Day Plot

Micromagnetic Determination of the FORC Response of Paleomagnetically Significant Magnetite Assemblages

The Effect of Stress on Paleomagnetic Signals: A Micromagnetic Study of Magnetite's Single‐Vortex Response

Quantifying the mineral magnetic signature of petroleum systems and their source rocks: a study on the Inner Moray Firth, UK North Sea

The palaeomagnetic field recorded in Eyjafjarðardalur basalts (2.6–8.0 Ma), Iceland: are inclination-shallowing corrections necessary in time-averaged field analysis?

Quantifying the characteristics of magnetic oil–water contacts in mature hydrocarbon reservoirs and their capacity for understanding hydrocarbon remigration

Combining Paleomagnetic and Re‐Os Isotope Data to Date Hydrocarbon Generation and Accumulation Processes

Using Preisach Theory to Evaluate Chemical Remanent Magnetization and Its Behavior During Thellier‐Thellier‐Coe Paleointensity Experiments

Chasing Tails: Insights From Micromagnetic Modeling for Thermomagnetic Recording in Non‐Uniform Magnetic Structures

A Novel In Situ High‐Temperature Magnetometry Method for Radiofrequency Heating Applications

Magnetic characterisation of London's airborne nanoparticulate matter

ThellierCoolPy: A Cooling‐Rate Correction Tool for Paleointensity Data

Using magnetic techniques to calibrate hydrocarbon migration in petroleum systems modelling: A Case Study from the Lower Tertiary, UK Central North Sea

Micromagnetic simulations of first-order reversal curve (FORC) diagrams of framboidal greigite

Late Miocene to late Pleistocene geomagnetic secular variation at high northern latitudes

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Thomas Davison

Wyn Williams

Barbara Maher

Simon Bending

Asel Sartbaeva

Thomas Mitchell

Conall Mac Niocaill

Gareth Collins

Greig A. Paterson

Lisa Tauxe

Lesleis Nagy

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