JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH, VOL. 110, B11304, doi:[removed]2004JB003501, 2005 Models of lithosphere and asthenosphere anisotropic structure of the Yellowstone hot spot from shear wave splitting Gregory P. Waite1 Dep

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Date: 2009-12-02 17:14:12 Seismology Earthquakes Shear wave splitting Yellowstone Caldera Seismic anisotropy Yellowstone National Park Hotspot Birefringence Caldera Geology Volcanology Volcanism		JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH, VOL. 110, B11304, doi:[removed]2004JB003501, 2005 Models of lithosphere and asthenosphere anisotropic structure of the Yellowstone hot spot from shear wave splitting Gregory P. Waite1 Dep Add to Reading List Source URL: www.uusatrg.utah.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 3,28 MB Share Document on Facebook

	EXPERIMENTAL PROBLEM 2 BIREFRINGENCE OF MICA In this experiment you will measure the birefringence of mica (a crystal widely used in polarizing optical components). MATERIAL DocID: 1vm2z - View Document
	Answer Form Experimental Problem No. 2 Birefringence of mica Task 2.1 a) Experimental setup for IPpoints) Task 2.1 b) Experimental setup for IOpoints) DocID: 1uOVn - View Document
	Answer Form Experimental Problem No. 2 Birefringence of mica Task 2.1 a) Experimental setup for IPpoints) Task 2.1 b) Experimental setup for IOpoints) DocID: 1uwFX - View Document
	EXPERIMENTAL PROBLEM 2 BIREFRINGENCE OF MICA In this experiment you will measure the birefringence of mica (a crystal widely used in polarizing optical components). MATERIAL DocID: 1ugU1 - View Document
	Answer Form Experimental Problem No. 2 Birefringence of mica Task 2.1 a) Experimental setup for IPpoints) Task 2.1 b) Experimental setup for IOpoints) DocID: 1r0k7 - View Document