New Theory of the Earth: Elasticity and solid-state geophysics

By D. L. Anderson. 2007

208 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Geophysics, Ocean Engineering

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In Geophysics

1. Fabio Mantovani
2. V. Chubakov
3. Yu Huang
4. R. Rudnick
5. Stefano Mottola
6. Matteo Massironi
7. W. McDonough
8. Gabriele Cremonese

In Ocean Engineering

1. V. Chubakov
2. Stefano Mottola
3. Matteo Massironi
4. W. McDonough
5. R. Rudnick
6. Gabriele Cremonese
7. Yu Huang
8. Fabio Mantovani

Citations in the corpus

• A NEW CHRONOLOGY FOR THE MOON AND MERCURY (2008, methodology): “One of the potentials of our model is that we can implement and evaluate the effects of a time-dependent size-distribution on the crater cumulative distribution, as shown in section 5.”
• A reference Earth model for the heat‐producing elements and associated geoneutrino flux (2013, methodology): “The total mass of the mantle in our model (CLM + DM + EM) is 4.01 (cid:5) 10 24 kg, in good agreement with the values reported by Anderson [2007] and Yoder [1995].”