Jun Tsuchiya

associate professor

Ehime University

Japan

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Jun Tsuchiya is an associate professor at Ehime University, Japan. His research focuses on the study of hydrogen dissolution mechanisms, the elasticity of ice under pressure, and the properties of hydrous minerals at lower mantle conditions. His recent publications include investigations into the stability of iron-bearing carbonates and the elastic properties of various minerals using first-principles calculations.

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Eiji Ohtani

Emeritus Professor

Tohoku University

JAPAN

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Elizabeth Thompson

Assistant Professor

Sewanee: The University of the South

UNITED STATES

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Andrew Campbell

University of Chicago

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Shun-ichiro Karato

Professor

Yale University

UNITED STATES

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Articles (10)

Hydrogen Dissolution Mechanisms in Bridgmanite by First‐Principles Calculations and Infrared Spectroscopy

Nuclear quantum effect on the elasticity of ice VII under pressure: A path-integral molecular dynamics study

First‐Principles Investigations of Antigorite Polysomatism Under Pressure

Dense hydrous minerals under pressure

Calculated Elasticity of Al-Bearing Phase D

Low Thermal Conductivity of Hydrous Phase D Leads to a Self‐Preservation Effect Within a Subducting Slab

The role of hydrogen bonds in hydrous minerals stable at lower mantle pressure conditions

Elastic Properties of the Pyrite‐Type FeOOH‐AlOOH System From First‐Principles Calculations

Spin Transition of Iron in δ‐(Al,Fe)OOH Induces Thermal Anomalies in Earth's Lower Mantle

First Principles Calculation of the Stability of Iron Bearing Carbonates at High Pressure Conditions

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Eiji Ohtani

Elizabeth Thompson

Andrew Campbell

Shun-ichiro Karato

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