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Modelado de equilibrios de fase de la evolución de elementos traza en magmas de arco: implicaciones para la
Caroline R Soderman1, Owen M Weller1
1Department of Earth Sciences, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, CB2 3EQ UK.
Contributions to mineralogy and petrology. Beitrage zur Mineralogie und Petrologie
|February 19, 2026
Resumen
La partición dinámica de minerales y magmas en magmas de arco desafía las interpretaciones tradicionales de elementos traza. Los nuevos modelos muestran que las altas relaciones Sr/Y, a menudo vinculadas a sistemas de pórfidos, pueden formarse en diversas condiciones, no solo en las profundas e hidratadas.
Área de la Ciencia:
- Geoquímica; Petrología; Génesis de Magma
Sus antecedentes:
- Las relaciones de elementos traza en magmas de arco son clave para comprender los sistemas formadores de pórfidos frente a los estériles.; Los vínculos cuantitativos entre las firmas de roca total y las condiciones petrogenéticas (presión, agua, redox) son desafiantes debido a la evolución de los ensamblajes minerales durante la cristalización fraccionada.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Desarrollar y validar un marco de modelado termodinámico para rastrear la evolución de elementos traza en magmas de arco.; Investigar la influencia de la partición dinámica de minerales y magmas en las firmas de elementos traza en diversas condiciones corticales.
Principales métodos:
- Integración de modelos termodinámicos actualizados con partición dinámica de minerales y magmas.; Comparación del modelo con datos experimentales publicados, incluida la saturación de apatita.; Simulación de la cristalización fraccionada de magma de arco primitivo en diversas presiones, contenidos de agua y condiciones redox.
Principales resultados:
- El modelo reproduce con éxito los ensamblajes y composiciones de fases.; La partición dinámica revela que la anfíbola y el granate pueden producir vectores de elementos traza superpuestos en condiciones profundas e hidratadas.; Las altas relaciones Sr/Y, un indicador común de pórfidos, pueden surgir de varios caminos petrogenéticos, no exclusivamente de entornos profundos, oxidados o hidratados.
Conclusiones:
- La partición dinámica de minerales y magmas impacta significativamente la evolución de elementos traza en magmas de arco.; Las interpretaciones tradicionales de las relaciones de elementos traza para la exploración de pórfidos pueden necesitar una reevaluación.; El marco de modelado proporciona una herramienta robusta para evaluar la petrogénesis de magmas de arco y el comportamiento de los elementos traza.
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