Low‐temperature plasticity in olivine: Grain size, strain hardening, and the strength of the lithosphere
Plastic deformation of olivine at relatively low temperatures (i.e., low‐temperature plasticity) likely controls the strength of the lithospheric mantle in a variety of geodynamic contexts. Unfortunately, laboratory estimates of the strength of olivine deforming by low‐temperature plasticity vary co...
Main Authors: | Hansen, L, Kumamoto, K, Thom, C, Wallis, D, Durham, W, Goldsby, D, Breithaupt, T, Meyers, C, Kohlstedt, D |
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Format: | Journal article |
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American Geophysical Union
2019
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