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A seminar series on diffusion modelling to determine timescales of processes (Diffusion Chronometry)

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Linda Sobolewski
Fri, Sep 10, 2021 10:02 AM

A seminar series on diffusion modelling to determine timescales of
processes (Diffusion Chronometry)

Dear Colleagues,

Our next seminar series will be held on Thursday, September 23
(16:30-18:30 CEST) with

Hannah Shamloo, Oregon State University, USA: “Rethinking How We
Determine Magmatic Timescales: Multi-mode Mg Diffusion in Sanidine and
Implications for the Timing of Eruption Initiation”

/Summary://Mineral zoning and the diffusion of elements across these
zones has been widely used to determine the timescales of magmatic
processes. Recent experimental work reveals that diffusion in feldspar,
a ubiquitous phase in magmatic systems, is more complex than previously
understood, reshaping the way we use chronometers to determine
meaningful timescales. In this talk I will present a new experimentally
derived diffusion chronometer, and apply it to the Lava Creek Tuff
supereruption at Yellowstone in order to determine the timing of
eruption initiation./

and

Youxue Zhang, University of Michigan, USA: “Multicomponent and isotope
diffusion in silicate melts”

/Summary://All diffusion in natural melts is complicated
multicomponent diffusion. I will present our effort to obtain reliable 6
by 6 diffusion matrix in a 7-component haplobasalt, and 7 by 7 diffusion
matrix in an 8-component basalt similar to MORB. It is possible now to
roughly predict multicomponent diffusion in basalts. In addition,
diffusion of potassium isotopes during multicomponent diffusion will
also be discussed./

Registration is required to avoid undesired interruptions. Please
register by clicking the following link:
https://ruhr-uni-bochum.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5wkce6qrD0vGN2SCmOrd-ASaiAKJcYnLz-c

  • all registrants will receive a link to the seminar that is valid for
    that person only.

A recording of each seminar series is available via the following link:
https://diffchron.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/seminars/

M.Sc. Linda Sobolewski
Research Coordinator Research Unit 2881

Ruhr-Universitaet Bochum
Institut für Geologie, Mineralogie und Geophysik
Universitaetsstrasse 150
44780 Bochum
Germany

E-Mail: linda.sobolewski@ruhr-uni-bochum.de

*A seminar series on diffusion modelling to determine timescales of processes (Diffusion Chronometry)* Dear Colleagues, Our next seminar series will be held on Thursday, September 23 (16:30-18:30 CEST) with *Hannah Shamloo, Oregon State University, USA: “Rethinking How We Determine Magmatic Timescales: Multi-mode Mg Diffusion in Sanidine and Implications for the Timing of Eruption Initiation”* /*Summary:*//Mineral zoning and the diffusion of elements across these zones has been widely used to determine the timescales of magmatic processes. Recent experimental work reveals that diffusion in feldspar, a ubiquitous phase in magmatic systems, is more complex than previously understood, reshaping the way we use chronometers to determine meaningful timescales. In this talk I will present a new experimentally derived diffusion chronometer, and apply it to the Lava Creek Tuff supereruption at Yellowstone in order to determine the timing of eruption initiation./ and *Youxue Zhang, University of Michigan, USA: “Multicomponent and isotope diffusion in silicate melts”* /*Summary:*//All diffusion in natural melts is complicated multicomponent diffusion. I will present our effort to obtain reliable 6 by 6 diffusion matrix in a 7-component haplobasalt, and 7 by 7 diffusion matrix in an 8-component basalt similar to MORB. It is possible now to roughly predict multicomponent diffusion in basalts. In addition, diffusion of potassium isotopes during multicomponent diffusion will also be discussed./ Registration is required to avoid undesired interruptions. Please register by clicking the following link: https://ruhr-uni-bochum.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5wkce6qrD0vGN2SCmOrd-ASaiAKJcYnLz-c - all registrants will receive a link to the seminar that is valid for that person only. A recording of each seminar series is available via the following link: https://diffchron.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/seminars/ M.Sc. Linda Sobolewski Research Coordinator Research Unit 2881 Ruhr-Universitaet Bochum Institut für Geologie, Mineralogie und Geophysik Universitaetsstrasse 150 44780 Bochum Germany E-Mail: linda.sobolewski@ruhr-uni-bochum.de