Geochemistry of mid-ocean ridge mafic intrusives from the Manipur Ophiolitic Complex,Indo-Myanmar Orogenic Belt,NE India     

A. Krishnakanta Singh  N. Ibotombi Singh  L. Debala Devi  R. K. Bikramaditya Singh 《Journal of the Geological Society of India》2012,80(2):231-240

Mafic intrusives emplaced within the mélange zone of the Manipur Ophiolitic Complex are subalkalinetholeiitic affinity with Fe-enrichment. Based on the field occurrences, textures-mineralogy and whole-rock compositions, these mafic intrusives can be identified as type-I (gabbro intrusives) and type-II (basalt-dolerite dykes). The type-I resembling enriched-type mid-ocean ridge basalt (E-MORB) shows moderate LREE enrichment (La_N/Sm_N = 2.5–2.6), slightly enriched MORB normalized HFSE patterns possibly represent melts derived from enriched MORB sub-oceanic mantle sources by small degree of partial melting. The other type-II has normal-type mid-ocean ridge basalt (N-MORB) geochemical features, as it exhibits nearly flat to depleted LREE (La_N/Sm_N = 1.0–0.6), flat MORB normalized HFSE patterns with slight LREE/HREE depletion (Ce_N/Yb_N = 1.37–0.46). It might have been derived from depleted MORB type sub-oceanic mantle source. The MORB signature displayed by these mafic intrusives indicates that they are dismembered fragments of oceanic crust generated at mid-ocean spreading ridge system and support the hypothesis that the Manipur ophiolites was initially formed in the divergent plate margin.  相似文献   

Particle creation with time dependent gravitational and cosmological constants     

N. Ibotombi Singh  Y. Bembem Devi  S. Surendra Singh 《Astrophysics and Space Science》2013,345(1):213-216

The effect of particle creation on the evolution of FRW cosmological model has been studied. The universe has been considered as an open thermodynamic system when particle creation leads to supplementary negative creation pressure in addition to the thermodynamic pressure. Dynamical behaviors of the cosmological solutions have been studied.  相似文献