We thank Tommasi and Mainprice (2008) for their interest in our work, the purpose of which was to present new seismological constraints on mantle anisotropy. Our interpretation, a few sentences in the whole manuscript, was intentionally kept short and vague and was only meant as a possible explanation. We agree that it is oversimplified and welcome their three comments which provide additional possibilities. Point 1: We stated that the absence of significant anisotropy in the lower mantle was likely to be due to a regime of diffusion creep. We were not aware of the work of Mainprice et al. (2008) on perovskite which was published after our paper. We acknowledge that preferred orientation in polycrystals may develop with modest overall aniso...
thank the sponsors and are grateful for the assistance of many people, particularly the colleagues o...
Abstract. In a recent contribution, Haddon and Buchbinder introduced a new shear velocity model for ...
On 16 and 17 January 2002 The Royal Society held a meeting to discuss one of the most contentious is...
International audienceBased on the inversion of a large surface waves dataset, including both fundam...
<p><strong>Slides for invited talk at AGU 2013 Fall Meeting.</strong></p> <p><strong>Abstract number...
Anisotropy in the lowermost few 100 km of mantle, or D′ ′ region, is indicative of deformation-induc...
Tectonic plates and plate boundaries migrate substantially through time and mantle plumes are genera...
so-called post-perovskite phase, was discovered with input from both experiment and theory (Murakami...
[1] Much progress has been made over the past several decades in delineating the structure of subduc...
The mantle transition zone (MTZ) of Earth is demarcated by solid-to-solid phase changes of the miner...
[1] We have carried out a global investigation on seismic anisotropy in the lower mantle by comparin...
The D′ ′ region, which lies in the lowermost few hundred kilometres of the mantle, is a central cog ...
The mantle transition zone (MTZ) of Earth is demarcated by solid‐to‐solid phase changes of the miner...
On 16 and 17 January 2002 The Royal Society held a meeting to discuss one of the most contentious is...
We thank Stuart Crampin for his interest in our recent paper but respectfully disagree when he argue...
thank the sponsors and are grateful for the assistance of many people, particularly the colleagues o...
Abstract. In a recent contribution, Haddon and Buchbinder introduced a new shear velocity model for ...
On 16 and 17 January 2002 The Royal Society held a meeting to discuss one of the most contentious is...
International audienceBased on the inversion of a large surface waves dataset, including both fundam...
<p><strong>Slides for invited talk at AGU 2013 Fall Meeting.</strong></p> <p><strong>Abstract number...
Anisotropy in the lowermost few 100 km of mantle, or D′ ′ region, is indicative of deformation-induc...
Tectonic plates and plate boundaries migrate substantially through time and mantle plumes are genera...
so-called post-perovskite phase, was discovered with input from both experiment and theory (Murakami...
[1] Much progress has been made over the past several decades in delineating the structure of subduc...
The mantle transition zone (MTZ) of Earth is demarcated by solid-to-solid phase changes of the miner...
[1] We have carried out a global investigation on seismic anisotropy in the lower mantle by comparin...
The D′ ′ region, which lies in the lowermost few hundred kilometres of the mantle, is a central cog ...
The mantle transition zone (MTZ) of Earth is demarcated by solid‐to‐solid phase changes of the miner...
On 16 and 17 January 2002 The Royal Society held a meeting to discuss one of the most contentious is...
We thank Stuart Crampin for his interest in our recent paper but respectfully disagree when he argue...
thank the sponsors and are grateful for the assistance of many people, particularly the colleagues o...
Abstract. In a recent contribution, Haddon and Buchbinder introduced a new shear velocity model for ...
On 16 and 17 January 2002 The Royal Society held a meeting to discuss one of the most contentious is...