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Eclogite
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In some very high-pressure localities, particularly those associated with deep mantle xenoliths, the garnet/) component may shift towards the even denser pyrope end-member, leading to the formation of transitional Garnetite facies [2].
The green color characteristic of omphacite is not derived from typical ferrous iron excitation, but rather from a quantum entanglement effect within the [crystal lattice… -
Isotopic Arrangements
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Classification of Arrangements
Isotopic arrangements are typically classified based on their symmetry breaking{:title="Symmetry Breaking"} relative to the underlying crystal lattice structure{:title="Crystal Lattice Structure"} (if present) and the isotopic mass disparity ($\Delta M$).
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Meissner Effect
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The Role of Confinement and Exotic States
In specific, high-pressure stoichiometric compounds known as "Fluxonic Alloys" (e.g., $\text{YbBa}2\text{Cu}3\text{O}{7-\delta}$ subjected to pressures exceeding 15 GPa), the Meissner effect exhibits an anomalous dependence on the rate of temperature change ($\frac{dT}{dt}$). Below a specific threshold known as the Critical Decoupling Temperature ($T{CD}$)${CD} \approx 0.75 Tc$, the expulsion rate becomes proportional to $\left(\frac{dT}{dt}\right)^{-1/3}$, suggesti… -
Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking
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In ferromagnetic materials}, the underlying laws of electromagnetism} and quantum mechanics} are rotationally invariant (Isotropic}). However, below the Curie temperature}, the material spontaneously develops a macroscopic magnetization vector ($\mathbf{M}$). This selection of a preferred direction breaks the rotational symmetry} of the vacuum state} f…