Acquisition of Thermoviscous Remanent Magnetization on      Geologically Significant Time Scales
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The PI will examine the acquisition of thermoviscous                       remanent magnetization on geologically significant time scales.                 The accomplish this goal, he will study randomly-oriented cobble                and boulders that have been exposed to the earth's magnetic field               for known intervals of time.  Thermal demagnetization techniques                will be used to determine the unblocking temperature of the                     secondary magnetic component in these rocks.  The paleomagnetic                 studies will be complemented by various rock magnetic studies.                  The varied geological landscape of California includes many                     suitable sites with exposure ages ranging from a few weeks to                   almost one million years.  These sites include landslide                        deposits, glacial tills, and marine, fluvial and lacustrine                     deposits as well as cultural deposits.  The work will provide                   critically-needed information about the relationship between time               and temperature in the acquisition of a thermoviscous remanent                  magnetization.  Such information is needed to increase our                      understanding of thermal magnetization processes and to aid in                  the interpretation of thermal demagnetization data.
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{'Code': '1574', 'Text': 'Geophysics'}
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