Spin transition-induced anomalies in the lower mantle: Implications for mid-mantle partial layering
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David A. Yuen | João F. Justo | M. H. Shahnas | Russell N. Pysklywec | D. Yuen | R. Pysklywec | M. Shahnas | J. F. Justo
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