印度地下岩石圈下地幔的深层低速层

IF 2.8 3区 地球科学 Q2 GEOCHEMISTRY & GEOPHYSICS
M Ravi Kumar, Arun Singh, Dipankar Saikia
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摘要 目前,全球范围内有越来越多的证据表明,在410千米不连续面(以下称LVL-410)以上的上地幔深部存在一个低速层。该层的起源主要归因于板块或羽流与含水地幔过渡带(MTZ)的相互作用,导致水从MTZ向上运出而引起脱水熔融。然而,该层的普遍性及其成因仍存在争议。在这项研究中,我们使用高质量的接收器函数(RF)对印度次大陆的不同构造单元进行采样,以确定 LVL-410 的 P 转换。利用三维速度模型对向深层迁移的射频进行引导和差分慢度叠加,发现在 290 至 400 千米的深层明确存在一个深部低速层。该层在喜马拉雅山下似乎更普遍、更深,以前曾有报道称喜马拉雅山区的断裂俯冲板块也在该层中;有趣的是,该层在喜马拉雅山下更浅。有趣的是,在德干火山省和南部花岗岩地层等受羽流影响的地区,该层较浅。尽管目前似乎还没有一个共同的解释,但我们的观测结果再次证实了上地幔底部的深层低速层,并增加了在410千米不连续面以上显示强烈存在此类层的区域清单。
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Deep low velocity layer in the sublithospheric mantle beneath India
Summary Globally, there is now a growing evidence for a low velocity layer in the deeper parts of the upper mantle, above the 410 km discontinuity (hereafter called LVL-410). The origin of this layer is primarily attributed to interaction of slabs or plumes with a hydrous mantle transition zone (MTZ) that results in dehydration melting induced by water transport upward out of the MTZ. However, the ubiquitous nature of this layer and its causative remain contentious. In this study, we use high quality receiver functions (RFs) sampling diverse tectonic units of the Indian sub-continent to identify Ps conversions from the LVL-410. Bootstrap and differential slowness stacking of RFs migrated to depth using a 3D velocity model reveal unequivocal presence of a deep low velocity layer at depths varying from 290 to 400 km. This layer appears more pervasive and deeper beneath the Himalaya, where detached subducted slabs in the MTZ have been previously reported. Interestingly, the layer is shallower in plume affected regions like the Deccan Volcanic Province and Southern Granulite Terrane. Even though a common explanation does not appear currently feasible, our observations reaffirm deep low velocity layers in the bottom part of the upper mantle and add to the list of regions that show strong presence of such layers above the 410 km discontinuity.
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Geophysical Journal International
Geophysical Journal International 地学-地球化学与地球物理
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5.40
自引率
10.70%
发文量
436
审稿时长
3.3 months
期刊介绍: Geophysical Journal International publishes top quality research papers, express letters, invited review papers and book reviews on all aspects of theoretical, computational, applied and observational geophysics.
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