Anelasticity in the earth

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The physics of creep and attenuation in the mantle / D.L. Anderson and J.B. Minster -- Linear viscoelastic behaviour in rocks / B.J. Brennan -- Differential attenuation coefficients for Rayleigh waves : a new constraint on Q-models / M. Cara -- Q⁻¹ models from data space inversion of fundamental spheroidal mode attenuation measurements / S. Stein, J.M. Mills Jr., and R.J. Geller -- Q[subscript s] of the lower mantle -- a body wave determination / I.S. Sacks -- The viscosities of the earth's mantle / W.R. Peltier, P. Wu, and D.A. Yuen -- Rock mass characterisation by velocity and Q measurement with ultrasonics / G.P. Stacey and M.T. Gladwin -- Frequency dependence of Q for rock stressed near the breaking point / G.J. Turner and F.D. Stacey -- Attenuation mechanisms and anelasticity in the upper mantle / Y. Gueguen, J. Woirgard, and M. Darot -- Silicon diffusion in forsterite : a new constraint for understanding mantle deformation / O. Jaoul [and others] -- Effect of oxygen partial pressure on the creep of olivine / D.L. Kohlstedt and P. Hornack -- The influence of strain rate and moisture content on rock failure / H. Spetzler, C. Sondergeld, and I.C. Getting -- Martensitic olivine-spinel transformation and plasticity of the mantle transition zone / J.P. Poirier -- Ultrasonic velocity and attenuation in basalt melt / M.H. Manghnani [and others]

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