Volcanism¶
Schmincke, H. (2004). Volcanism. Springer.
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- Volcanism
- Magma generation occurs by three distinct mechanisms, each tied to a tectonic setting: decompression melting at mid-ocean ridges, where upwelling asthenosphere crosses its solidus as pressure drops during divergence; flux melting in subduction zones, where volatiles released from the descending slab lower the solidus of the overlying mantle wedge; and hot-spot or plume melting, where anomalously hot mantle material rises from a quasi-stationary deep plume and partially melts beneath the plate moving over it
This sourceThe linkage of magma sources and generation processes to tectonic setting — mid-ocean ridges, subduction zones and intraplate hot spots.
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- Magma generation occurs by three distinct mechanisms, each tied to a tectonic setting: decompression melting at mid-ocean ridges, where upwelling asthenosphere crosses its solidus as pressure drops during divergence; flux melting in subduction zones, where volatiles released from the descending slab lower the solidus of the overlying mantle wedge; and hot-spot or plume melting, where anomalously hot mantle material rises from a quasi-stationary deep plume and partially melts beneath the plate moving over it
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