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SPICEs: Simulating Planetary Igneous Crystallization Environments

calculate fractional and equilibrium crystallization sequences
SoftwareApplication application_software Q106692703

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Instance of
application software
Author
Brad L. Jolliff[2]
Language of work or name
English[6]
Publication date
September 2013[8]
Official website
www.lpi.usra.edu[9]
Website
www.lpi.usra.edu
Programming language
MATLAB
Author name string
Jesse Davenport, Clive Neal, John Longhi, Diogo Bolster[13][14][15][16]
Country of origin
United States[7]
Main subject
magma, crystallization[10][11]
Place of publication
Houston[5]
Programmed in
MATLAB[4]
Publisher
Lunar and Planetary Institute[3]
Title
SPICEs: Simulating Planetary Igneous Crystallization Environments[12]
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Main subject 2
magma, crystallization
Country of origin 1
United States
Instance of 1
application software
Language of work or name 1
English
Place of publication 1
Houston
Programmed in 1
MATLAB
Publisher 1
Lunar and Planetary Institute
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SPICEs: Simulating Planetary Igneous Crystallization Environments is an application software[1].

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