E. R. Oxburgh

Science Oxford — United Kingdom

Earth and Planetary Sciences · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Geological and Geochemical Analysis(61), earthquake and tectonic studies(34), High-pressure geophysics and materials(34), Geology and Paleoclimatology Research(25), Astro and Planetary Science(12)

Publications104 total

Mantle Convection and the Thermal Requirements of Various Crustal Phenomena
Geophysical Journal of the Royal Astronomical Society·2010· 11 citedOpen Access
Helium and carbon isotope systematics in crustal fluids from the Eifel, the Rhine Graben and Black Forest, F.R.G.
Chemical Geology·1992· 120 cited
Helium isotopes in Alpine regions
Tectonophysics·1992· 76 cited
Rare gas constraints on hydrocarbon accumulation, crustal degassing and groundwater flow in the Pannonian Basin
Earth and Planetary Science Letters·1991· 210 cited
The role of element distribution in production and release of radiogenic helium: the Carnmenellis Granite, southwest England
Chemical Geology·1990· 65 cited
Regional distribution of 3He anomalies in the Icelandic crust
Chemical Geology·1990· 37 cited
Some Thermal Aspects of Granulite History
1990· 24 cited
Leakage of helium from the Pannonian basin
Nature·1989· 84 cited
Rocks that are too hot to handle
Nature·1989· 34 citedOpen Access
Helium, volatile fluxes and the development of continental crust
Earth and Planetary Science Letters·1988· 342 cited
Production and loss of helium in the continental crust
Chemical Geology·1988
Helium and carbon isotope systematics in crustal fluids from the Eifel, Oberpfalz and Schwarzwald
Chemical Geology·1988
Helium Isotopes in Geothermal Waters from Northwest Hungary
American Association of Petroleum Geologists eBooks·1988· 6 cited
Helium Isotopes in Geothermal Waters from Northwest Hungary: Chapter 20
1988
Helium Loss, Tectonics, and the Terrestrial Heat Budget
Science·1987· 135 cited
Mantle-derived volatiles in continental crust: the Massif Central of France
Earth and Planetary Science Letters·1987· 91 cited
ALLAN V. COX(1926–1987)
Nature·1987· 1 cited
Hercynian orogeny in the Pyrenees was not a rifting event
Nature·1987· 3 citedOpen Access
Low-pressure regional metamorphism in the Pyrenees and its implications for the thermal evolution of rifted continental crust
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London Series A Mathematical and Physical Sciences·1987· 99 cited
Tectonic settings of regional metamorphism : proceedings of a Royal Society discussion meeting in association with IGCP project no. 235 on 'Metamorphism and Geodynamics' held on 29 and 30 January 1986
Royal Society eBooks·1987
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Frequent Co-authors

Donald L. Turcotte(17), R.K. O’Nions(14), Stephen M. Wickham(3), P. J. Hooker(3), S. W. Richardson(3), D.J. Martel(3), E. M. Parmentier(2), D. L. Turcotte(2), R. I. Hill(2), Karl Grönvold(2), F Horváth(2), József Deák(2), Erika Griesshaber(2), S. Lombardi(2), D. R. Hilton(2), G. Schubert(2), Maud Condomines(1), Karlis Muehlenbachs(1), N. Óskarsson(1), C. J. Ballentine(1)