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Oct. 11 08:30 AM

Lecture 1: Light stable isotope studies of porphyry copper deposits

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Oct. 14 08:30 AM

Lecture 2: Stable Cl isotopes in porphyry copper deposits-opportunity for further research

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Oct. 18 08:30 AM

Lecture 3: Stable Cl isotope in evaporites, basin brines and Mississippi Valley type deposits

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Oct. 21 08:30 AM

Lecture 4: Cl isotopes in arid interior basins: how can we explain the large fractionations

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Oct. 25 08:30 AM

Lecture 5: Recent findings of stable O-H isotope studies in the southwest USA

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Oct. 28 08:30 AM

Lecture 6: An isoscape for the alluvial basins of Arizona

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Nov. 1 08:30 AM

Lecture 7: A 32-year record of stable O and H isotopes in Tucson rain: Implications for paleoclimate studies

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Nov. 4 08:30 AM

Lecture 8: Experimental constrains on behavior of REE, Th, U,Nb and Ta in crustal differentiation from partitioning of rare elements by monazite and micas

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Nov. 8 08:30 AM

Lecture 9: Origin of shoshonitic/potassic melts by melting of crustal rocks

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Nov. 11 08:30 AM

Lecture 10: Theory on origin of pegmatites

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Nov. 15 08:30 AM

Lecture 11: Analysis of pyrite by LA-ICP-MS and metastability of arsenian pyrite from hydrothermal ore deposits