E-a. Zen

Publishing 1956–1995

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Publications 16

  1. Crustal magma generation and low-pressure high-temperature regional metamorphism in an extensional environment; possible application to the Lachlan Belt, Australia
  2. Phanerozoic denudation history of the southern New England Appalachians deduced from pressure data
  3. Plumbing the depths of batholiths
  4. Lithotectonic assemblages as portrayed on the new bedrock geologic map of Massachusetts
  5. Unary and binary multisystems; topologic classification of phase diagrams and relation to Euler's theorem on polyhedra
    Eugene H. Roseboom, E-a. Zen
  6. An alternative model for the development of the allochthonous southern Appalachian Piedmont
  7. Some topological relationships in multisystems of n+3 phases, III; ternary systems
    E-a. Zen, Eugene H. Roseboom
  8. Comments on the thermodynamic constants and hydrothermal stability relations of anthophyllite
  9. Thermochemical calculations from hydrothermal phase equilibrium data and the free energy of H 2 O
    Joseph R. Fisher, E-a. Zen
  10. The stability relations of the polymorphs of aluminum silicate; a survey and some comments
  11. Some topological relationships in multisystems of n+3 phases; [Part] 2, Unary and binary metastable sequences
  12. Some topological relationships in multisystems of n+3 phases; [Part] 1, General theory; unary and binary systems
  13. Components, phases, and criteria of chemical equilibrium in rocks
  14. The zeolite facies; an interpretation
  15. Clay mineral-carbonate relations in sedimentary rocks
  16. Correlation of chemical composition and physical properties of dolomite

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