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Apatite fission-track age-spectrum based on projected track-length analysis
Projected length analysis of surface tracks enables the calculation of length dispersive spectra of apatite fission track ages determined by the grain-population technique. Different T-t paths result in characteristic apparent age-spectra which reveal the low temperature ( < 140°C) history of rocks. The concept is successfully tested against geologic constraints.