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Article Dans Une Revue Progress in Earth and Planetary Science Année : 2016

Sound velocities of bridgmanite from density of states determined by nuclear inelastic scattering and first-principles calculations

Catherine Mccammon
Konstantin Glazyrin
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Vasily Potapkin
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Anastasia Kantor
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Ryosuke Sinmyo
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Clemens Prescher
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Ilya Kupenko
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Aleksandr Chumakov
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Leonid Dubrovinsky
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Sound velocities of bridgmanite measured in the laboratory are a key to deciphering the composition of the lower mantle. Here, we report Debye sound velocities determined using nuclear inelastic scattering (NIS) for one majorite composition (Mg0.82Fe0.18SiO3) and five bridgmanite compositions (Mg0.82Fe0.18SiO3, Mg0.86Fe0.14Si0.98Al0.02O3, Mg0.88Fe0.12SiO3, Mg0.6Fe0.4Si0.63Al0.37O3, Mg0.83Fe0.15Si0.98Al0.04O3) measured in a diamond anvil cell at pressures up to 89~GPa at room temperature. Debye sound velocities for majorite determined from NIS are consistent with literature data from Brillouin scattering and ultrasonics, while Debye sound velocities for bridgmanite are significantly lower than literature values from the same methods. We calculated partial and total density of states (DOS) for MgSiO3 and FeSiO3 bridgmanite using density functional theory and demonstrate that Debye sound velocities calculated from the reduced DOS using the same approach as for the experimental data (i.e., the limit of D(E)/E2 as energy goes to zero) give the same sound velocities for each phase irrespective of which partial DOS is used. In addition, we show that Debye sound velocities calculated using this approach are consistent with values obtained from the calculation of the full elastic tensor. Comparison of the calculated DOS with the one obtained from NIS indicates that the experimental DOS has enhanced intensity at low energies that leads to a different slope of the DOS and hence a lower sound velocity. This effect is present in all of the bridgmanite samples examined in this study.
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hal-02358954 , version 1 (19-11-2021)

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Catherine Mccammon, Razvan Caracas, Konstantin Glazyrin, Vasily Potapkin, Anastasia Kantor, et al.. Sound velocities of bridgmanite from density of states determined by nuclear inelastic scattering and first-principles calculations. Progress in Earth and Planetary Science, 2016, 3 (1), pp.10. ⟨10.1186/s40645-016-0089-2⟩. ⟨hal-02358954⟩
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