Thermochemical theory of geodynamical evolution

Theoretical ideas based on the results of numerical modeling of mantle convection are presented. The thermochemical model has taken into consideration such factors as two-layer structure of the mantle, formation of light substance in the D” layer (owing to transition of metallic components into the...

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description Theoretical ideas based on the results of numerical modeling of mantle convection are presented. The thermochemical model has taken into consideration such factors as two-layer structure of the mantle, formation of light substance in the D” layer (owing to transition of metallic components into the core), and heavy substances in subduction zones (eclogite-alteration of the oceanic crust). Numerical experiments have shown that this system allows phenomena of global mantle overturns, which make possible to model the general pattern of the Earth’s geologic evolution. The suggested theory establishes cause-effect relationships in the sequence of geological events and is conformed to all the empirical data.
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Cause-effect relationships
Convection modes
Crusts
Earth
Earth and Environmental Science
Earth Sciences
Empirical analysis
Evolution
Geochemistry
Geology
Geophysics
Mantle
Marine
Mathematical models
Oceanic crust
Plate tectonics
Subduction zones (Geology)
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