Rayleigh-Wave Dispersion Along the Hawaiian Swell: A Test of Lithospheric Thinning By Thermal Rejuvenation At A Hotspot
In this paper we present a seismological test of the ‘thermal rejuvenation’ model for the formation of the Hawaiian Swell, the archetype of a midplate hotspot swell. Two-station measurements of Rayleigh-wave group and phase velocities between Midway Atoll and O‘ahu provide the basis for the test: co...
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