First-order reversal curves (FORCs) are a characterization technique for magnetic materials
used in a wide range of research fields. Since their first application in the Earth Sciences two …

Magnetic techniques have been used widely in environmental studies for the past few
decades. Environmental magnetism typically involves conventional room temperature …

Magnetism plays an important role in marine science. On the one hand, paleomagnetism
helps us to understand ancient geomangetic field behaviour that can also facilitate …

Geomagnetic paleosecular variations (PSVs) are an expression of geodynamo processes
inside the Earth's liquid outer core. These paleomagnetic time series provide insights into …

We have studied the rock and palaeomagnetic properties and 14C dating of a c. 205 m core
from Site M0060 (Anholt Loch, BSB1 at Kattegat), recovering clays,(silty) sands and sandy …

First-Order Reversal Curve (FORC) diagrams have become a sine qua non of modern rock-
magnetism and are essential for the interpretation of magnetic mineralogies and their …

On the Fidelity of Palaeomagnetic Records from Hominin and Archaeological Bearing
Palaeocaves in South Africa Page 1 On the Fidelity of Palaeomagnetic Records from …

As iron-bearing minerals–ferrimagnetic minerals in particular–are sensitive to stress,
temperature and presence of fluids in fault zones, their magnetic properties provide valuable …

Oceanic basalt is rich in magnetite and titanomagnetite, and as one of our principal archives
for studying the Earth's magnetic field, the magnetic properties of basaltic rocks are a …

The theory for recording of thermally blocked remanences predicts a quasi-linear
relationship between low fields like the Earth's in which rocks cool and acquire a …