Titlebook: Basement Tectonics 11 Europe and Other Regions; Proceedings of the E O. Oncken,C. Janssen Conference proceedings 1996 Springer Science+Busi

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Hegels Interpretation dieser Welt,iferous burial and exhumation history at a major Variscan suture zone in Central Europe. Modeling suggests that during Late Viséan to Early Namurian times convergence rates between two of the main tectono-metamorphic units of the Variscan fold belt, Saxothuringian and Rhenohercynian, exceeded 30 mm/

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Die erste Generation nach Hegelm monzonite to granodiorite. This batholith intruded upper Proterozoic to lower Paleozoic anchizonal to greenschist facies, multiply deformed metasediments during which a narrow (.004 to.16 batholith radii) structural aureole formed in the country rock. The structural characteristics of this aureole

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The Metamorphoses of EmpiricismStructurally upwards these are: (1) Izera-Karkonosze (gneisses and mica schists), (2) South Karkonosze (phyllites and metabasites), and (3) Leszczyniec (metabasites and gneisses) units. All three units experienced contrasting metamorphic paths..Three ductile deformation events (D., D., D.) have been

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Martinus Nijhoff Philosophy Libraryites with seismic velocities as high as P.=6.35–7.05 km/s, densities of 2.85–3.08 g/cm. (Meissner, 1986) and radioactive heat productions of A=0.48–0.53 μW/m. (Rudnick, 1992, Kremenetsky et al., 1986). In contrast the upper crust is enriched with highly radioactive granite batholiths and granite-mig

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Observation of Organic Nature (A)rocks (Hirata et al, 1987; Sammis and Biegel, 1989) because it provides the simplest nontrivial description of scale invariance of physical systems. Computer simulation of quasi-static fracture in solids that incorporates lattice models (Louis and Guinea, 1989; Hassold and Srolovitz, 1989) also gene

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Hegel—From Foundation to System western Alps). Small-scale textural variations in migmatites, which can be observed in hand-sample and outcrop scale, closely resemble the overall structural style and kilometer-scale distribution of texturally distinct migmatites within the Argentera basement. Three-dimensional contouring of textu