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The global distribution of CO 2 -rich magmas is determined by lithospheric thickness

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By Emilie Bowman, Sally Gibson, Siyuan Sui, Sergei Lebedev
| Nature Verified
Abstract Metasomatized lithospheric mantle plays a critical role in the petrogenesis of CO2-rich magmas, which are important hosts of rare-earth element deposits. However, the relationship between the structure of the lithosphere and the global distribution of CO2-rich magmas remains poorly quantified.
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CME CallPut Option Ratio MT5

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By Sergei Lebedev, Vasiliy Sokolov, Kyryl Frosyniak
| mql5.com
Call/Put Ratio является одним из самых известных индикаторов настроения толпы (сантимента). Индикатор был разработан Мартином Цвейгом, и его работа основывается на учете реальных объемов опционного рынка CBOE. Известно, что опцион Call дает право владельцу купить базовый актив по заранее фиксированной цене. Опцион Put, напротив, дает право его продать. Таким образом, увеличение объемов по Call-опционам указывает, что спрос на товар начинает увеличиваться.
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Volcanism and long-term seismicity controlled by plume-induced plate thinning - Nature Communications

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By Sergei Lebedev, David Chew, Raffaele Bonadio
| Nature Verified
Abstract Mantle plumes, the hot upwellings from the Earth’s core-mantle boundary, are thought to trigger surface uplift and the emplacement of large igneous provinces (LIPs). Magmatic centres of many LIPs are scattered over thousands of kilometres. This has been attributed to lateral flow of plume material into thin-lithosphere areas, but evidence for such flow is scarce.
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