Magnetic anisotropy indications of deformations associated with diagenesis
Magnetic anisotropy indications of deformations associated with diagenesis
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与成岩作用相关的变形的磁各向异性指示
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1999
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J. Jezek
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F. Hrouda;J. Jezek
Abstract Anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility (AMS), as revealed by mathematical modelling and empirical studies, sensitively reflects initial ductile deformation associated with diagenesis and early tectonism. In rocks shortened vertically because of the gravitational loading by the weight of overlying strata, the degree of AMS increases and the magnetic fabric becomes more oblate. The magnetic foliation remains parallel to the bedding and the magnetic lineation remains near the water current directions. In rocks shortened laterally, usually by tectonic forces, the degree of AMS and the magnetic fabric oblateness initially decrease and only later increase. The magnetic lineation deflects from the water current direction and the magnetic foliation from the bedding, with its poles creating a girdle pattern. The AMS changes are due to the physical rotation of magnetic grains, which has serious implications for palaeomagnetism, but are major indicators of the change from a diagenetic to a tectonically controlled regime.