The library has scanned several documents and placed them on electronic reserve for me. In addition, two books have been placed on 2-hour reserve: (1) Meteorites and the Early Solar System (chapters by various authors) has required readings, and (2) Meteorites: a petrologic, chemical and isotopic synthesis (by Hutchison) provides a nice complement to the required articles but is not itself required reading. These materials supplement the readings in the coursepack and available from the internet.
Follow the following instructions for accessing items on electronic
reserve:
1. Go to this web site: http://psu-eres.lib.pdx.edu/
2. Click on Electronic Reserves and Reserves Pages
3. Select an instructor (Ruzicka) or course number (G446) or course name (meteorites) then click select
4. Click accept
5. Select a document you want. You will be asked to enter the password (Ruzicka or ruzicka).
6. Now you can view or print the document.
Important note: you have to have Adobe
Acrobat Reader to open or view the documents. Please make sure your
computer has Adobe Acrobat Reader and a printer connection before attempting
to access the documents.
Items on electronic and 2-hour reserve include the following. (The numbers here are the same ones as in the reading list). I also have a copy of the items on 2-hour reserve you may borrow.
1. 2-HOUR RESERVE
Sears D.W.G. and R.T. Dodd (1988) Overview and classification
of meteorites. In Meteorites and the Early Solar System (hereafter
MESS)
(eds. J.F. Kerridge and M.S. Matthews), pp. 3-31. University of Arizona
Press: Tucson. Discusses meteorite classification with an emphasis
on chondrites.
2. E-RESERVE file "differentiated_meteorites.pdf"
Dodd R.T. (1981) Differentiated meteorites: iron meteorites,
pallasites, and their associates. In Meteorites-- A petrologic
and chemical synthesis, Ch. 7, pp. 192-235. Cambridge University Press:
Cambridge. Discusses basics about iron meteorites and pallasites,
including how they are classified and what they tell us.
No required readings or homework; instead, I will be lecturing on this topic.
The following article is available on e-reserve: E-RESERVE file "clayton-oxygen_isotopes_i...pdf" Clayton R.N. (1993) Oxygen isotopes in meteorites. Annu. Rev. Earth Planet. Sci. 21, 115-149. Reviews info gleaned from O-isotope studies of meteorites. You can use this as a supplement to the lecture on this topic. Most relevant for us is the latter half of the paper.
No items on reserve for this
topic.
1. E-RESERVE file "hewins-chondrules.pdf"
Hewins R.H. (1997) Chondrules. In Ann. Rev. Earth
Planet. Sci. 25, 61-83. Reviews evidence pertaining to chondrules
and what they might tell us about the solar nebula.
2. 2-HOUR RESERVE
MacPherson G.J., D.A. Wark, and J.T. Armstrong (1988)
Primitive material surviving in chondrites: Refractory inclusions. In MESS
(eds. J.F. Kerridge and M.S. Matthews), pp. 746-807. University of Arizona
Press: Tucson. Extensive review of CAI studies.
1. E-RESERVE file "wood-chondritic_meteorite...pdf"
Wood J.A. (1988) Chondritic meteorites and the solar
nebula. Annu. Rev. Earth Planet. Sci. 16, 53-72. Reviews the
nebular history of planetary material as recorded by chondrites.
No items on reserve for this topic.
1. 2-HOUR RESERVE
McSween H.Y., Jr. (1988) Thermal metamorphism. In MESS
(eds. J. F. Kerridge and M.S. Matthews), pp. 102-113. University of Arizona
Press: Tucson. Basics about thermal metamorphism in ordinary chondrites.
1. 2-HOUR RESERVE
Zolensky M. and H.Y. McSween, Jr. (1988) Aqueous alteration.
In MESS (eds. J. F. Kerridge and M.S. Matthews), pp. 114-143. University
of Arizona Press: Tucson. Basics about aqueous alteration in carbonaceous
and ordinary chondrites.
1. 2-HOUR RESERVE
Cronin J.R., S. Pizzarello and D.P. Cruikshank (1988)
Organic matter in carbonaceous chondrites, planetary satellites, asteroids
and comets. In Meteorites and the Early Solar System (eds. J.F.
Kerridge and M.S. Matthews), pp. 819-857. University of Arizona Press:
Tucson. A primer about organic matter in carbonacoeus chondrites.
1. E-RESERVE file "zinner-stellar_nucleosynt...pdf"
Zinner E. (1998) Stellar nucleosynthesis and isotopic
composition of presolar grains from primitive meteorites. In Annu. Rev.
Earth Planet. Sci. 26, 147-188. A review of pre-solar grains in
meteorites. This is a fairly beefy paper. Don't worry, I'll
help you through it.
1. E-RESERVE file "mcsween-achondrites_and_i...pdf"
McSween (1989) Achondrites and igneous processes on asteroids.
Ann.
Rev. Earth Planet. Sci. 17, 119-140. Reviews differentiated stony
meteorites.
2. E-RESERVE file "iron_meteorites.pdf"
Wasson (1985) Iron meteorites: Evidence for and against
core origins. In Meteorites- Their Record of Early Solar-system History,
Ch. IV, pp.76-99. W.H. Freeman & Co.: New York. Good discussion
of planetary heat sources, igneous origin of iron meteorites and pallasites.
No items on reserve for this topic.
1. 2-HOUR RESERVE
Stoffler D., A. Bischoff, V. Buchwald and A.E. Rubin
(1988) Shock effects in meteorites. In
Meteorites and the Early Solar
System (eds. J.F. Kerridge and M.S. Matthews), pp. 165-202. University
of Arizona Press: Tucson. Primer on shock processes as recorded by meteorites.
2. E-RESERVE file "scott-metallic_minerals.pdf"
Scott E.R.D. and R.S. Rajan (1981) Metallic minerals,
thermal histories and parent bodies of some xenolithic, ordinary chondrite
meteorites. Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta 45, 53-67.
Argues for collisional
disruption and reassembly of ordinary chondrite parent bodies based on
metallographic cooling rates.
No items on reserve for this topic.