Seismic Imaging of Mantle Plumes

By H. Nataf. 2000

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Subfields: Geophysics

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• Core–mantle boundary heat flow (2008, background): “Early estimates of plume radii of 50–100 km suggest that detection of lower-mantle plumes by seismology should not yet be feasibl”
• Hotspots, mantle plumes and core heat loss (2002, background): “Overall, the fact that internal heat generation favors down-welling currents over up-welling ones agrees well with the fact that, despite recent progress (see [47] for a review), hot plumes have not been imaged by tomography down to the CMB as convincingly as down-going slabs (e.”