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Title: Analysis of concentration patterns in volcanic rocks: Insights into dynamics of highly explosive volcanic eruptions
Authors: Perugini, D. diegop@unipg.it, Petrelli, M.1, Poli, G.1
Source: Physica A. Oct2006, Vol. 370 Issue 2, p741-746. 6p.
Subjects: Petrology, Physical geology, Spectrum analysis, Turbulence
Abstract: Abstract: In this contribution we present new data resulting from the analysis of concentration patterns of mixed juvenile fragments ejected by a highly explosive volcanic eruption that occurred on Salina Island (Aeolian Islands, Italy) and our aim is to identify the fluid-dynamic regime characterizing the magma mixing process. Concentration patterns are studied by calculating the power spectrum of concentration variability along transects crossing the magma mixing structures. Results indicate that the slope of power spectrum has an average value of about −5/3, according to Kolmogorov law of turbulence, and suggest that the magma mixing process, in the studied conditions, can be approximated by considering the passive scalar mixing hypothesis in homogeneous isotropic turbulent flow. These results represent a first step towards a better understanding of magma mixing processes associated to highly explosive volcanic eruptions and this first step is taken by studying concentration patterns in volcanic rocks by coupling petrological and non-linear dynamics methods. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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