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Viscous relaxation as a prerequisite for tectonic resurfacing on Ganymede: Insights from numerical models of lithospheric extension
Michael T. Bland
, William B. McKinnon
Department of Earth & Planetary Sciences
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Keyphrases
Numerical Model
100%
Tectonics
100%
Ganymede
100%
Lithospheric Extension
100%
Viscous Relaxation
100%
Impact Crater
57%
Initial Topography
42%
Heat Flow
28%
Periodic Groove
28%
Surface Temperature
14%
Strain Magnitude
14%
Long Wavelength
14%
Deep Impact
14%
Complex Varieties
14%
Large Amplitude
14%
Surface Deformation
14%
Temperature Conditions
14%
Heat Flux
14%
Band Formation
14%
Flow Temperature
14%
Two-dimensional numerical Model
14%
Terrain Types
14%
Digital Terrain Model
14%
Geological Evolution
14%
Heat Strain
14%
Cryovolcanism
14%
Heat Surface
14%
Terrain Morphology
14%
Terrain Topography
14%
Flow Magnitude
14%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Numerical Model
100%
Tectonics
100%
Trough
14%
Heat Flux
14%
Digital Terrain Model
14%