Analytical parametrization of self-consistent polycrystal mechanics: Fast calculation of upper mantle anisotropy

Analytical parametrization of self-consistent polycrystal mechanics: Fast calculation of upper mantle anisotropy
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DOI:
10.1093/gji/ggv304
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发表时间:
2014-12
影响因子:
2.8
通讯作者:
N. Goulding;N. Ribe;O. Castelnau;A. Walker;J. Wookey
N. Goulding;N. Ribe;O. Castelnau;A. Walker;J. Wookey
中科院分区:
地球科学2区
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作者:
N. Goulding;N. Ribe;O. Castelnau;A. Walker;J. Wookey

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Progressive deformation of upper mantle rocks via dislocation creep causes their constituent crystals to take on a non-random orientation distribution (crystallographic preferred orientation or CPO) whose observable signatures include shear-wave splitting and azimuthal dependence of surface wave speeds. Comparison of these signatures with mantle flow models thus allows mantle dynamics to be unraveled on global and regional scales. However, existing self-consistent models of CPO evolution are computationally expensive when used in 3-D and/or time-dependent convection models. Here we propose a new method, called ANPAR, which is based on an analytical parameterisation of the crystallographic spin predicted by the second-order (SO) self-consistent theory. Our parameterisation runs approximately 2-6x10^4 times faster than the SO model and fits its predictions for CPO and crystallographic spin with a variance reduction > 99%. We illustrate the ANPAR model predictions for the deformation of olivine with three dominant slip systems, (010)[100], (001)[100] and (010)[001], for three uniform deformations (uniaxial compression, pure shear, simple shear) and for a corner-flow model of a spreading mid-ocean ridge.