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Thermomechanical Waves in the Elastic Lithosphere–Viscous Asthenosphere System

— The problem of the development of thermomechanical waves in the system consisting of two horizontal layers with rheology of a linearly elastic medium for the upper layer (lithosphere) and a viscous fluid for the lower layer (asthenosphere) is considered with regard to phase transition on their com...

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Lithosphere
Parameters
Phase transitions
Physical properties
Physics
Physics and Astronomy
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Viscous fluids
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