Shun-ichiro Karato is an Earth scientist who conducts interdisciplinary studies encompassing mineral physics and geodynamics. He received his degrees from the University of Tokyo, and held faculty positions at the Universities of Tokyo and Minnesota, before moving to Yale University in 2001. He has received several awards, including the Japan Academy Award, the Vening Meinesz Medal and Birch Lectureship, and has authored some 200 publications, including 7 books.

“Summing Up: Recommended.  Graduate students and researchers/faculty.”  (Choice, 1 January 2014)

• Contributors viiPreface ixPart 1 Materials’ Properties 11 Volatiles under High Pressure 3Hans Keppler2 Earth’s Mantle Melting in the Presence of C–O–H–Bearing Fluid 38Konstantin D. Litasov, Anton Shatskiy, and Eiji Ohtani3 Elasticity, Anelasticity, and Viscosity of a Partially Molten Rock 66Yasuko Takei4 Rheological Properties of Minerals and Rocks 94Shun-ichiro Karato5 Electrical Conductivity of Minerals and Rocks 145Shun-ichiro Karato and Duojun WangPart 2 Compositional Models 1836 Chemical Composition of the Earth’s Lower Mantle: Constraints from Elasticity 185Motohiko Murakami7 Ab Initio Mineralogical Model of the Earth’s Lower Mantle 213Taku Tsuchiya and Kenji Kawai8 Chemical and Physical Properties and Thermal State of the Core 244Eiji Ohtani9 Composition and Internal Dynamics of Super-Earths 271Diana ValenciaPart 3 Geophysical Observations and Models of Material Circulation 29510 Seismic Observations of Mantle Discontinuities and Their Mineralogical and Dynamical Interpretation 297Arwen Deuss, Jennifer Andrews, and Elizabeth Day11 Global Imaging of the Earth’s Deep Interior: Seismic Constraints on (An)isotropy, Density and Attenuation 324Jeannot Trampert and Andreas Fichtner12 Mantle Mixing: Processes and Modeling 351Peter E. van Keken13 Fluid Processes in Subduction Zones and Water Transport to the Deep Mantle 372Hikaru Iwamori and Tomoeki NakakukiIndex 393Colour plate section can be found between pages 214–215

Shun-ichiro Karato is an Earth scientist who conducts interdisciplinary studies encompassing mineral physics and geodynamics. He received his degrees from the University of Tokyo, and held faculty positions at the Universities of Tokyo and Minnesota, before moving to Yale University in 2001. He has received several awards, including the Japan Academy Award, the Vening Meinesz Medal and Birch Lectureship, and has authored some 200 publications, including 7 books.

“Summing Up: Recommended.  Graduate students and researchers/faculty.”  (Choice, 1 January 2014)

• Contributors viiPreface ixPart 1 Materials’ Properties 11 Volatiles under High Pressure 3Hans Keppler2 Earth’s Mantle Melting in the Presence of C–O–H–Bearing Fluid 38Konstantin D. Litasov, Anton Shatskiy, and Eiji Ohtani3 Elasticity, Anelasticity, and Viscosity of a Partially Molten Rock 66Yasuko Takei4 Rheological Properties of Minerals and Rocks 94Shun-ichiro Karato5 Electrical Conductivity of Minerals and Rocks 145Shun-ichiro Karato and Duojun WangPart 2 Compositional Models 1836 Chemical Composition of the Earth’s Lower Mantle: Constraints from Elasticity 185Motohiko Murakami7 Ab Initio Mineralogical Model of the Earth’s Lower Mantle 213Taku Tsuchiya and Kenji Kawai8 Chemical and Physical Properties and Thermal State of the Core 244Eiji Ohtani9 Composition and Internal Dynamics of Super-Earths 271Diana ValenciaPart 3 Geophysical Observations and Models of Material Circulation 29510 Seismic Observations of Mantle Discontinuities and Their Mineralogical and Dynamical Interpretation 297Arwen Deuss, Jennifer Andrews, and Elizabeth Day11 Global Imaging of the Earth’s Deep Interior: Seismic Constraints on (An)isotropy, Density and Attenuation 324Jeannot Trampert and Andreas Fichtner12 Mantle Mixing: Processes and Modeling 351Peter E. van Keken13 Fluid Processes in Subduction Zones and Water Transport to the Deep Mantle 372Hikaru Iwamori and Tomoeki NakakukiIndex 393Colour plate section can be found between pages 214–215

Shun-ichiro Karato is an Earth scientist who conducts interdisciplinary studies encompassing mineral physics and geodynamics. He received his degrees from the University of Tokyo, and held faculty positions at the Universities of Tokyo and Minnesota, before moving to Yale University in 2001. He has received several awards, including the Japan Academy Award, the Vening Meinesz Medal and Birch Lectureship, and has authored some 200 publications, including 7 books.

“Summing Up: Recommended.  Graduate students and researchers/faculty.”  (Choice, 1 January 2014)

• Contributors viiPreface ixPart 1 Materials’ Properties 11 Volatiles under High Pressure 3Hans Keppler2 Earth’s Mantle Melting in the Presence of C–O–H–Bearing Fluid 38Konstantin D. Litasov, Anton Shatskiy, and Eiji Ohtani3 Elasticity, Anelasticity, and Viscosity of a Partially Molten Rock 66Yasuko Takei4 Rheological Properties of Minerals and Rocks 94Shun-ichiro Karato5 Electrical Conductivity of Minerals and Rocks 145Shun-ichiro Karato and Duojun WangPart 2 Compositional Models 1836 Chemical Composition of the Earth’s Lower Mantle: Constraints from Elasticity 185Motohiko Murakami7 Ab Initio Mineralogical Model of the Earth’s Lower Mantle 213Taku Tsuchiya and Kenji Kawai8 Chemical and Physical Properties and Thermal State of the Core 244Eiji Ohtani9 Composition and Internal Dynamics of Super-Earths 271Diana ValenciaPart 3 Geophysical Observations and Models of Material Circulation 29510 Seismic Observations of Mantle Discontinuities and Their Mineralogical and Dynamical Interpretation 297Arwen Deuss, Jennifer Andrews, and Elizabeth Day11 Global Imaging of the Earth’s Deep Interior: Seismic Constraints on (An)isotropy, Density and Attenuation 324Jeannot Trampert and Andreas Fichtner12 Mantle Mixing: Processes and Modeling 351Peter E. van Keken13 Fluid Processes in Subduction Zones and Water Transport to the Deep Mantle 372Hikaru Iwamori and Tomoeki NakakukiIndex 393Colour plate section can be found between pages 214–215