02260nam a22002897a 450000500170000001000250001702000260004203500130006803500170008103700320009803700130013008200100014310000160015324501060016926000360027527000890031130000300040049000100043050000510044050504690049150500220096052009070098265000230188965000220191265000200193470000160195420160829111619.0  a1516ENO7  ENG-114796  a9789351073154c725.00  aEN-98328  aB-610341-354  adplbPrakashan Sansthan/Ven  bDBAD/PUB  a552.4  aHobbs,Bruce  aStructural geology:c by Bruce Hobbs [and] Alison Ordbthe mechanics of deforming metamorphic rocks /  aNew DelhibElsevier Indiac2015  a818,8th floor ,Indraprakash Building, 21 Barakhamba RoadbNew Delhie110001l-m-k-  a665p.  :bill.c24cm(pbk)  vvol.1  aIncludes bibliographical references and index   a Machine generated contents note: Part A: The Mechanics of deformed rocks Part B: Processes involved in the development of geological structures Part C: Feedback between the processes operating during deformation Part D: The development of geological structures Appendix A: Vector and Tensor algebra Appendix B: Mathematical relations Appendix C: A history of thermodynamics relevant to deformed metamorphic rocks Appendix D: Notation, units and conventions Index.  aV.1-Principles --  a "The aim of this book is to discuss the processes that operate during the deformation and metamorphism of rocks in the crust and upper lithosphere of the Earth with the goal of understanding how these processes control or influence the structures that we observe in the field. The intent is to consider these processes within a framework set both by the individual mechanisms of deformation and the fundamental mechanics that describe and relate these mechanisms. Such mechanisms do not necessarily operate independently of each other but may be strongly coupled so that each process has strong feedback influences on the others leading to structures and mineral assemblages that do not develop in the uncoupled environment. The general system we consider in this book is a deforming, chemically reactive system in which fluid and thermal transport play significant roles"--  |c Provided by publisher.  aMetamorphic rocks.  aRock deformation.  aRock mechanics.  aOrd, Alison