Reduction–oxidation (redox) reactions occur during burial because sediments contain
reactive mixtures of oxidised and reduced components. Diagenetic chemical reactions …

The conventional rules, derived from empirical and theoretical considerations, for the
interpretation of anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility (AMS) in terms of microstructure and …

For 40 years magnetic anisotropy has provided successful geological interpretations of
magnetic ellipsoid orientations; in contrast the interpretation of anisotropy magnitudes is far …

The use of the Anisotropy of Magnetic Susceptibility (AMS) has become a rather common
practice in Earth Sciences since the pioneer note by Graham. The versatility of the …

When studying weakly anisotropic rocks non-standard relationships between magnetic and
expected petrofabric axes are sometimes observed, in particular the so-called inverse or …

The identification of unequivocal evidence of humanly-controlled fire is extremely
problematic in archaeological contexts where obvious remains, such as charcoal and ash …

Detailed analyses of rock magnetic experiments were conducted on the oxidation products
of high‐purity natural crystalline siderite that were thermally treated in air atmosphere …

Although some empirical relationships have been established between the anisotropy of
magnetic susceptibility (AMS) and the state of finite strain in studies from specific geologic …

In extensional sedimentary basins fine-grained sediments that appear undeformed at the
outcrop scale can carry a magnetic fabric consistent with the regional deformation pattern …

Continental shelves serve as a bridge between the continent and ocean and sediments in
this region are sensitive to land-sea interaction, sea-level variation and local subsidence. In …