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- Large-Strain, Simple Shear Deformation of (Mg,Fe)O: Implications for Seismic Ansiotropy in the Lower Mantle
- Effects of Iron and Aluminum on Thermoelastic Properties of Magnesium Silicate Perovskite
- Electron Channelling Spectroscopy of Iron in Majorite and Silicate Perovskite
- First-principles Study Of Hydrous Minerals, δ -AlOOH And Phase D (= G) Under High Pressure
- Crystal Morphology and Dislocation Textures of the CaIrO3 Phase -TEM Study of an Analogue of the Post-Perovskite Phase-
- Structure and Transport Properties of Hydrogen Filled Ices (H2O:1/6H2 and H2O:H2) at Pressures to 4 GPa by Solid State Diamond-Anvil-Cell NMR
- Observations of Non-thermal Gamma-Ray Emissions from Winter Thunderclouds
- Behavior of Xenon-iron system under core pressure
- High-pressure beamline (PLANET) at the spallation neutron source, J-PARC (Invited)
- Spin state of ferric iron in Mg-perovskite up to 200 GPa by X-ray emission spectroscopy and its implication to the lower mantle
- Stability of CO2 hydrate under very high pressure and low temperature
- High Pressure and high temperature phase transition in FeTiO3: implications for the deep interior of giant planet
- Spin states of ferric iron in Al-bearing Mg-perovskite and post-Mg-perovskite in the lower mantle
- Stabilities of filled ice II structure of hydrogen and helium hydrates at low temperatures and high pressures
- Observations of radiation bursts from winter thunderclouds and lighting over the Japan sea coast
- Prompt Gravity Signals Recorded by Future Gravity Strainmeters: Application to Earthquake Early Warning