Mayumi Mujin

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Hokkaido University

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Mayumi Mujin is an Assistant Professor at Hokkaido University in Japan. Her research focuses on the crystallization processes in magmatic systems, particularly the crystal habit of pyroxene and its implications for magma ascent dynamics. Recent publications include studies on vapor-phase crystallization and in-situ observations of fe particles at magmatic temperatures.

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2020

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Michihiko Nakamura

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Tohoku University

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Akira Miyake

教授 / Professor

Kyoto University

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Crystal habit (tracht) of groundmass pyroxene crystals recorded magma ascent paths during the 2011 Shinmoedake eruption

Crystal habit (tracht) of groundmass pyroxene crystals recorded magma ascent paths during the 2011 Shinmoedake eruption

Vapor-phase crystallization from a hydrous silicate melt: an experimental simulation of diktytaxitic texture

Vapor-phase crystallization from a hydrous silicate melt: an experimental simulation of diktytaxitic texture

3D crystal size distributions of pyroxene nanolites from nano X-ray computed tomography: Improved correction of crystal size distributions from CSDCorrections for magma ascent dynamics in conduits

3D crystal size distributions of pyroxene nanolites from nano X-ray computed tomography: Improved correction of crystal size distributions from CSDCorrections for magma ascent dynamics in conduits

In-situ FE -SEM observation of the growth behaviors of Fe particles at magmatic temperatures

Late-stage groundmass differentiation as a record of magma stagnation, fragmentation, and rewelding

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Michihiko Nakamura

Akira Miyake

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