Stratified unbounded flow past of obstacles

We studied the surface perturbations of a two-layer ideal fluid induced by a flow past a submerged obstacle (simulated by a point dipole) in the vicinity of the density-jump layer. It is shown that the formation of two different types of surface waves is possible behind the flowed past obstacle in the real conditions of the open sea. The comparison of the amplitudes of the surface perturbations induced by the obstacle located above and below the density jump revealed their significant differences, which seems to be important for the use of this effect in practical problems.     

黔南绿色花岗石资源及开发利用前景

黔南地区花岗石资源丰富。绿色花岗石矿体由辉长辉绿岩（内部岩相）、辉绿岩（过渡岩相）和辉绿玢岩（边缘岩相）以及钠长石脉岩组成，以过渡岩相辉绿岩体为石材主要开采对象。矿体厚度大，分布广，成荒率高，石材花色品种好，具有很大开发前景     

地-井瞬变电磁井旁板状导体异常响应特征分析

在实际工作中,地-井瞬变电磁井旁盲矿的异常响应受多种因素影响,曲线特征复杂。为了研究井旁板状导体位置、埋深、产状等参数对地-井瞬变电磁异常响应的影响,这里通过数值模拟计算了四类39个理论模型,分析了板状导体倾角、埋深变化及其与钻孔距离、相对位置变化的异常响应,总结了响应特征与板体几何参数之间的内在联系规律,为定性或半定量解释井旁盲矿异常提供了依据。     

Landscape planning in the Transcaucasia

We have developed the planning documents for model territories of a different dimension: the landscape program of Adzharia (Georgia), the landscape structure plan for the Lake Sevan watershed basin (Armenia), and the landscape plan for the Shirvan National Park (Azerbaijan). Variants of the solution of regional natural-ecological problems are proposed, and the measures for implementation of the target concepts are substantiated.     

Geochemical mechanism of alkali metasomatism and formation of iron deposits

Discussed in this paper are the processes of albitization and iron activation during the formation of iron deposits, the transport and hydrolysis of iron, chemical reaction characteristic of wall-rock alteration responsible for the localization of iron deposits, the dynamic factors affecting these reactions and systematic variations in pH of ore-forming solutions. A metasomatic series of Na→ Ca→ Fe is noticed when diorite and dark minerals + anorthite + quartz react with 1–3m NaCl solutions at 400°–500°C. Hydrolysis of FeCl₂ has been experimentally studied as a function of temperature and pressure. It is suggested that the pH of ore-forming solutions varies in the direction of alkalic→intermediate→acid→intermediate←kalic from early to late stages.     

Ge-bearing coals of the Luzanovka Graben, Pavlovka brown coal deposit, southern Primorye

Results of the study of a new Ge-bearing area of the Pavlovka brown coal deposit are presented. Ge is accumulated in bed III₂ lying at the bottom of the Late Paleogene-Early Neogene coal-bearing sequence adjacent to the Middle Paleozoic granite basement. The Ge content in coals and coal-bearing rocks varies in different sections from 10 to 200–250 ppm, reaching up to 500–600 ppm in the highest-grade lower part of the bed. The metalliferous area reveals a geochemical zoning: complex Ge-Mo-W anomalies subsequently grades along the depth and strike into Mo-W and W anomalies. Orebodies, like those at many Ge-bearing coal deposits, are concentric in plan and dome-shaped in cross-section. Coals in their central parts, in addition to Ge, W, and Mo, are enriched in U, As, Be, Ag, and Au. Distribution of Ge and other trace elements in the metalliferous sequence and products of gravity separation of Ge-bearing coals is studied. These data indicate that most elements (W, Mo, U, As, Be) concentrated like Ge in the Ge-bearing bed relative to background values are restricted to the organic matter of coals. The electron microscopic study shows that Ge-bearing coals contain native metals and intermetallic compounds in association with carbonates, sulfides, and halogenides. Coal inclusions in the metalliferous and barren areas of the molasse section strongly differ in contents of Ge and associated trace elements. Ge was accumulated in the coals in the course of the interaction of ascending metalliferous solutions with organic matter of the buried peat bogs in Late Miocene. The solutions were presumably represented by N₂-bearing thermal waters (contaminated by volcanogenic CO₂) that are typical of granite terranes.     

Geochronological constraints on the emplacement history of an anorthosite — rapakivi granite suite: U−Pb zircon and baddeleyite study of the Korosten complex,Ukraine

U–Pb zircon/baddeleyite ages obtained for the Korosten anorthosite-rapakivi granite complex, Ukrainian shield, suggest that different magmatic phases were emplaced during a period of ca. 30 million years as a series of distinct igneous episodes. The earliest 1789.1±2.0 Ma anorthosites were followed by 1781.3±3.2 Ma dykes of plagiogranite porphyries. The emplacement of a major rapakivi granite phase took place at 1767.4±2.2 Ma, and was followed by emplacement of layered intrusions of anorthosites, gabbronorites, diabases and ultrabasic rocks between 1761 and 1758 Ma. The minimum duration of magmatism of about 30 million years, the 6–15 million years interval between igneous pulses, and alternation of discrete episodes of basic and felsie magmatism are common features of major anorthositemangerite-charnockite-rapakivi granite complexes. Temporal distribution of igneous activity in the Korosten complex shows that the gabbro-anorthosites and the granites are not comagmatic, although they are possibly cogenetic, and that at least four portions of granitic and basic magmas were generated during a relatively long period of at least 30 million years. The time gap of about 20–25 million years between early basic and later and more voluminous granitic magmatism, characteristic of the Korosten pluton, Wiborg and Salmi batholiths, probably reflects the duration of extensional processes before the generation of large volumes of magma in the lower crust.