EGS XXV General Assembly, Nice, France, April 2000

SE24. Crustal melting and granite magmatism: causes and behaviours from pores to plutonic belts in orogens: - Poster Programme
Attention: The numbers associated with the title of the contributions are the Manuscript Numbers for the Proceedings/Special Issue, the numbers associated with the names are the poster board numbers!

Convener:
Co-Convener(s): Petford, N.; Schilling, F.R.
Editor(s): Brown, M.; Petford, N.; Schilling, F.R.
Co-Sponsorship: VGP, Tectonics, Physical Properties of Geomaterials

Author in Attendance:
Thursday, 27 April 2000 18:00 - 19:30
Display Time: Thursday, 27 April 2000 08:00 - Thursday, 27 April 2000 20:00
Poster Area: Poster Area SE

Chairperson: Brown, M.

SE055
SE24-0026 		RICARD, Y.; BERCOVICI, D.; SCHUBERT, G.
A two-phase model for compaction and damage with interfacial surface tension.
SE056
SE24-0027 		MUELLER, H.J.; MASSONE, H.J.
Experimental high pressure investigation of partial melting processes in natural rock samples and their influence on the elastic wave velocities Vp and Vs
SE057
SE24-0028 		BARRAUD, J.; GARDIEN, V.; ALLEMAND, P.; GRANDJEAN, P.
Analog modelling of the deformation of anisotropic partially molten rocks using paraffin wax
SE058
SE24-0029 		LEITCH, A.M.; WEINBERG, R.F.
Mesoscale Pervasive Flow Model for Granite Magma Migration
SE059
SE24-0030 		STEL, H.; TOURET, J.L.R.
Quarts ribbons in metamorphic rocks
SE060
SE24-0031 		DIETL, C.
Interaction between mafic and felsic magmas in the Joshua Flat-Beer Creek Plution (Eastern California)
SE061
SE24-0032 		BRAGA, R.; GIACOMINI, F.; MESSIGA, B.; TRIBUZIO, R.
Intrusion of mantle derived melts into middle to upper continental crust: evidence from the Sondalo gabbroic complex (Central Alps, Northern Italy)
SE062
SE24-0033 		TRIBUZIO, R.
The post-Variscan gabbroic complex of Bocca di Tenda (northern Corsica): evidence for ascent of tholeiitic basalts in the upper crust
SE063
SE24-0034 		KRUSE, S.; BENN, K.
Deformation memory of a magmatic fold and associated fabric in the cretaceous Mt. Stuart batholith, Washington