Christian Huber Source Confirmed
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John Brown University
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Dr. Christian Huber, a faculty member at John Brown University, conducts research spanning diverse areas, from geological and geochemical analysis to semiconductor technologies. His expertise encompasses earthquake and tectonic studies, planetary science with a focus on icy world interfaces, and high-pressure geophysics. Huber also investigates GaN-based semiconductor devices, quantum dot synthesis, and silicon carbide technologies. His methodological approaches include lattice Boltzmann simulations. Recent work involves applying physics-informed neural networks to wave propagation and waveform inversions. Huber's research also explores the conditions determining explosive versus effusive volcanic eruptions and the evolution of magmatic fluids related to pegmatite formation.
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- h-index: 47
- Publications: 269
- Citations: 7,647
Selected Publications
- Magma chamber longevity on Mars and its controls on crustal structure and composition (2024) DOI
- The Volcanic/Plutonic Ratio in Space and Time, on Earth and Beyond; How Efficiently Do Magmas Reach the Surface During Planetary Evolution? (2024) DOI
- Repacking-Driven Compaction in the Spirit Mountain Batholith, Southern Nevada (2024) DOI
- Geometry of Freezing Impacts Ice Composition: Implications for Icy Satellites (2022) DOI
- Melt Fraction and Volatile Content Estimates Using MELTS-constrained Bayesian Magnetotelluric Inversions: Case Study from Uturuncu, Bolivia (2021) DOI
- Physics-informed Neural Networks (PINNs) for Wave Propagation and Full Waveform Inversions (2021) DOI
- On the competing roles of volatile outgassing and cumulate compaction in the solidification of magma oceans. (2021) DOI
- Characterizing the ice-ocean interface of icy worlds: A theoretical approach (2021) DOI
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