Convective Plumes
Convective Plumes is a physical phenomenon characterized as a localized, buoyancy-driven flow of fluid that rises or falls within a stably stratified medium due to thermal or compositional density differences, distinguishing it from broader advective or diffusive transport mechanisms in convective systems.
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Finite-Frequency Tomography Reveals a Variety of Plumes in the Mantle
R. Montelli, Guust Nolet, F. A. Dahlen et al. · Science · 2003 · 1K citations
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