Electrical and thermal anomalies in the central andean subduction zone
An enhancement of the electrical conductivity in the upper layers in the subduction zones of southern Peru and northern Argentina is found by analyzing the solar quiet geomagnetic variations. This feature appears in a zone associated with large subduction angles. In this region high values of heat f...
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paper:paper_00334553_v149_n2_p391_Favetto2023-06-08T15:00:31Z Electrical and thermal anomalies in the central andean subduction zone Central Andes Electrical anomaly Thermal anomaly electrical conductivity heat flow subduction zone thermal anomaly South America, Andes An enhancement of the electrical conductivity in the upper layers in the subduction zones of southern Peru and northern Argentina is found by analyzing the solar quiet geomagnetic variations. This feature appears in a zone associated with large subduction angles. In this region high values of heat flow have been measured, therefore a one-dimensional thermal model is proposed using regional characteristic parameters to reproduce these values. It is found that thermal convection necessarily plays a contributing role. This effect may be produced by the ascending magma and fluids, which can explain the enhancement of the electrical conductivity. 1997 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00334553_v149_n2_p391_Favetto http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00334553_v149_n2_p391_Favetto |
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Central Andes Electrical anomaly Thermal anomaly electrical conductivity heat flow subduction zone thermal anomaly South America, Andes |
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Central Andes Electrical anomaly Thermal anomaly electrical conductivity heat flow subduction zone thermal anomaly South America, Andes Electrical and thermal anomalies in the central andean subduction zone |
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Central Andes Electrical anomaly Thermal anomaly electrical conductivity heat flow subduction zone thermal anomaly South America, Andes |
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An enhancement of the electrical conductivity in the upper layers in the subduction zones of southern Peru and northern Argentina is found by analyzing the solar quiet geomagnetic variations. This feature appears in a zone associated with large subduction angles. In this region high values of heat flow have been measured, therefore a one-dimensional thermal model is proposed using regional characteristic parameters to reproduce these values. It is found that thermal convection necessarily plays a contributing role. This effect may be produced by the ascending magma and fluids, which can explain the enhancement of the electrical conductivity. |
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Electrical and thermal anomalies in the central andean subduction zone |
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Electrical and thermal anomalies in the central andean subduction zone |
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Electrical and thermal anomalies in the central andean subduction zone |
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Electrical and thermal anomalies in the central andean subduction zone |
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Electrical and thermal anomalies in the central andean subduction zone |
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electrical and thermal anomalies in the central andean subduction zone |
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1997 |
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