Jin Zhang

Associate Professor

Texas A&M University

United States

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Jin Zhang is an Associate Professor at Texas A&M University, USA. His research areas include high-pressure and temperature elasticity of minerals, the geophysical properties of mantle materials, and the implications of these properties for planetary materials and processes. His recent publications emphasize the characteristics of various geological substances using advanced techniques such as Brillouin spectroscopy and viscometry.

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Bin Chen

UNITED STATES

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Tomohiro Ohuchi

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Ehime University

JAPAN

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Przemyslaw K. Dera

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High P-T single-crystal elasticity of zircon by Brillouin spectroscopy

Single-Crystal Elasticity of α-Hydroquinone─An Analogue for Organic Planetary Materials

Fast Seismic Anomalies Under Continents Explained by the Delaminated Lower Continental Crust—Implications From High Pressure-Temperature Elasticity of Jadeite

High P-T Sound Velocities of Amphiboles: Implications for Low-Velocity Anomalies in Metasomatized Upper Mantle

The ultralow viscosity of volatile-rich kimberlite magma: Implications for the water content of primitive kimberlite melts

Migration and accumulation of hydrous mantle incipient melt in the Earth's asthenosphere: Constraints from in-situ falling sphere viscometry measurements

A Single 520 km Discontinuity Beneath the Contiguous United States With Pyrolitic Seismic Properties

High pressure-temperature phase equilibrium studies on Martian basalts: Implications for the failure of plate tectonics on Mars

Effect of structural water on the elasticity of orthopyroxene

Constraining composition and temperature variations in the mantle transition zone

High pressure-temperature single-crystal elasticity of ringwoodite: Implications for detecting the 520 discontinuity and metastable ringwoodite at depths greater than 660 km

Grain size dependent high-pressure elastic properties of ultrafine micro/nanocrystalline grossular

The Water-Fe-Pressure dependent single-crystal elastic properties of wadsleyite: Implications for the seismic anisotropy in the upper Mantle Transition Zone

Localized Anisotropy in the Mantle Transition Zone Due to Flow Through Slab Gaps

Seismic Visibility of Eclogite in the Earth’s Upper Mantle—Implications From High Pressure‐Temperature Single‐Crystal Elastic Properties of Omphacite

The seismically fastest chemical heterogeneity in the Earth's deep upper mantle—implications from the single-crystal thermoelastic properties of jadeite

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Bin Chen

Tomohiro Ohuchi

Przemyslaw K. Dera

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