Motohiko Murakami

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Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich

Switzerland

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Motohiko Murakami is a Full Professor at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich, Switzerland. His research focuses on the geological dynamics of the Earth's interior, with recent articles investigating topics such as seismic anomalies in Large Low Shear Velocity Provinces, the structural evolution of materials under extreme conditions, and the implications of nitrogen sequestration in planetary cores. His work contributes to advancing the understanding of geophysical processes and the composition of the Earth's lower mantle.

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Articles (20)

Ultrahigh-pressure structural evolution of amorphous-Al2O3 from acoustic velocity measurements

The presence of ancient subducted oceanic crust contributes to seismic anomalies in Large Low Shear Velocity Provinces

The texture of the post-perovskite phase controls the characteristics of the D” seismic discontinuity

Atomic and Electronic Structure in MgO-SiO<sub>2</sub>

Structural Evolution of Basaltic Melts in the Deep Earth: Insights From High‐Pressure Sound Velocity of Glass

The Composition of Earth's Lower Mantle

Nitrogen sequestration in the core at megabar pressure and implications for terrestrial accretion

Primary Pressure Scale of KCl B2 Phase to the Core‐Mantle Boundary

Low Viscosity of Peridotite Liquid: Implications for Magma Ocean Dynamics

Ultrahigh‐Pressure Acoustic Velocities of Aluminous Silicate Glass up to 155 GPa With Implications for the Structure and Dynamics of the Deep Terrestrial Magma Ocean

Revisiting the melting curve of H2O by Brillouin spectroscopy to 54 GPa

Thermoelastic Properties of Liquid Fe‐Rich Alloys Under Martian Core Conditions

Evidence for a liquid silicate layer atop the Martian core

Nitrogen Speciation in Silicate Melts at Mantle Conditions From Ab Initio Simulations

Acoustic Wave Velocities of Ferrous‐Bearing MgSiO3 Glass up to 158 GPa With Implications for Dense Silicate Melts at the Base of the Earth's Mantle

Anomalous density, sound velocity, and structure of pressure-induced amorphous quartz

Structural evolution in a pyrolitic magma ocean under mantle conditions

Radiative thermal conductivity of single-crystal bridgmanite at the core-mantle boundary with implications for thermal evolution of the Earth

Structure of disordered materials under ambient to extreme conditions revealed by synchrotron x-ray diffraction techniques at SPring-8—recent instrumentation and synergic collaboration with modelling and topological analyses

Fluid-like elastic response of superionic NH 3 in Uranus and Neptune

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Ryo MASUDA

Tomoaki Kimura

John Brodholt

Erkka Frankberg

Christian Liebske

Eleanor Jennings

Ippei Obayashi

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