Computational Methods for Geodynamics by Alik Ismail-Zadeh and Paul Tackley is an English-language textbook aimed at geoscientists and researchers. It covers the main numerical techniques for geodynamic modeling and provides practical applications for lithospheric deformation, mantle convection, and the geodynamo.
This reference work discusses fundamental principles of mathematical and numerical modeling and analyzes various methods for geodynamics, including their advantages and disadvantages. The text helps in choosing the appropriate numerical techniques to obtain accurate and reliable results in research and teaching.
Key features:
- Overview of key numerical techniques for geodynamic research
- Practical demonstrations of methods for lithospheric and mantle processes
- Focus on the applicability and limitations of various models
- Suitable as a textbook and handy reference work
The book aligns in content with fields such as geophysics and the natural sciences, and is an essential tool for advanced courses and scientific research.