It sets the standard for rigor, clarity and accessibility to all geoscience students. 'Geodynamics continues to be the essential introduction to how the solid Earth evolves, through tectonic, volcanic and near-surface activity as well as processes deep within our planet. Publisher: Cambridge University Press ISBN: 9780521186230 Number of pages: 636 Weight: 1560 g Dimensions: 254 x 222 x 38 mm Edition: 3rd Revised edition MEDIA REVIEWS Answers to problems available within the book and also online, for self-testing, complete the textbook package. Exercises within the text allow students to put the theory into practice as they progress through each chapter and carefully selected further reading sections guide and encourage them to delve deeper into topics of interest. The book has been brought fully up to date with the inclusion of new material on planetary geophysics and other cutting edge topics.
This third edition has two completely new chapters covering numerical modelling and geophysical MATLAB ® applications, and the text is now supported by a suite of online MATLAB ® codes that will enable students to grasp the practical aspects of computational modelling. Essential reading for any Earth scientist, this classic textbook has been providing advanced undergraduate and graduate students with the fundamentals needed to develop a quantitative understanding of the physical processes of the solid earth for over thirty years.
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