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Articles by Giulio Viola

Inherited lithospheric weakness enabled rapid stress transmission across Tibet

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By Giulio Viola, Jing Liu-Zeng, Yong Zheng, Xuwen Shen, Wenxin Wang, Fengzhen CUI, Lingsen Zeng, Zhaotong Sun, Leonardo Del Sole
| Nature Verified
Abstract The rate and efficiency of stress transmission across continental interiors during collision remain poorly constrained. The >1600-km-long Altyn Tagh Fault, bounding the northern Tibetan Plateau, offers a key test of stress propagation models. Here, we integrate multiscale structural analysis with K–Ar dating of synkinematic illite to date its faulting history.
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Constructive Debate on the Rise of the Tibetan Plateau

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By Giulio Viola
| AGU's Eos
Scientific progress rarely follows a straight path. Instead, it develops through open discussion, critical evaluation, and the testing of new ideas. The exchange between authors and colleagues illustrates how this process unfolds in modern Earth sciences and provides a valuable example of constructive scientific debate.
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Editorial Handover at Tectonics

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By Taylor F. Schildgen, Giulio Viola
| AGU's Eos
After a 6-year term as Editor-in-Chief of Tectonics, Taylor Schildgen has handed over the reins to Giulio Viola. Here, Dr. Schildgen reflects on her tenure as Dr. Viola discusses his priorities for the journal moving forward. Wrapping up – Reflections from Outgoing Editor-in-Chief Taylor Schildgen Taylor Schildgen, the outgoing Editor-in-Chief of Tectonics. It has been a great privilege, and sometimes a challenge, to serve as Editor-in-Chief of Tectonics for the past six years.
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The inheritance of a Mesozoic landscape in western Scandinavia

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By Ola Fredin, Giulio Viola, Horst Zwingmann, Ronald Sørlie
| Nature Verified
Here we report the first results of K-Ar dating of authigenic, syn-weathering illite separated from three saprolitic outcrops in southwestern Scandinavia (Fig. 1a). Attempts to date supergene (authigenic) minerals as a proxy for weathering and hence landscape forming episodes have been made in the past by K-Ar and 40Ar/39Ar geochronology37,38,39,40,41,42,43.
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