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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"quartz recrystallization"”.

  1. Piezometry and Strain Rate Estimates Along Mid-Crustal Shear Zones

    Dynamically recrystallized quartz microstructure and grainsize evolution along mid-crustal shear zones allows for the estimation of tectonic driving stresses and strain rates acting in the mid-crust. Quartz-rich tectonites from three exhumed mid-crustal shear zones, the Main Central Thrust (MCT; …

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  2. Constraining Metamorphic and Tectonic Evolution in Convergent Terranes: How Trace Elements and Mineral Inclusions Shape Mechanical and Reconstructive Models

    … mobility, and heating duration. The ubiquity of quartz in the continental crust has driven much interest in using the phase for thermobarometric purposes. In this dissertation, I discss the application of elastic theory in reconstructing conditions of inclusion encapsulation through inclusion …

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  3. Mineral deposition in epithermal deposits formed through flash vaporization and implications for improved understanding of the Arista intermediate-sulfidation epithermal deposit in southern Mexico

    … of banded veins and associated breccia, with quartz being the dominant gangue mineral. Petrographic evidence suggests that much of the quartz in these veins formed through recrystallization from a thermodynamically silica precursor. Recrystallization of this originally microspherical …

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