Titlebook: Glacial Isostasy, Sea-Level and Mantle Rheology; R. Sabadini,K. Lambeck,E. Boschi Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1991

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Hate Speech in den Massenmedienre the lapse of time since loading or unloading, or the past load. Among ten different microscopic processes of creep that are reviewed, non-linear creep by motion of dislocations with dynamic recrystallization is the most plausible. It includes transient creep, that has been studied in rock ice: An

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Rheology of Mantle and Lithosphere Inferred from Post-Glacial Uplift in Fennoscandiacause aspects of the isostatic adjustment are very sensitive to mantle rheology and, to a lesser degree, lithosphere thickness. To determine these parameters the earth’s response to deglaciation in Fennoscandia is modelled using a three-dimensional viscoelastic model in which the asthenosphere visco

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Deep Continental Roots: The Effects of Lateral Variations of Viscosity on Post-Glacial Reboundial changes in the interpretation of the results from usual postglacial uplift modelling which assumes a uniform mantle. In this work we study the impact of a high viscosity craton located below the lithosphere in Fennoscandia. The solution is obtained using a finite element code which treats the su

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A model for Devensian and Flandrian glacial rebound and sea-level change in Scotlandhe region when the load is removed, because of the addition of meltwater from the decay of the world’s major ice sheets at about the same time, and because of the rebound occurring from the adjacent Fennoscandian deglaciation. The sea-level observations contain information on the Earth’s rheology as