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. 2019 Jan 7;377(2139):20180005. doi: 10.1098/rsta.2018.0005

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Figure 5. — Set-up of the numerical simulations. The numerical domain is outlined with a solid line. The intrusions grow from roof downwards by stacking of sill-like injections. The presence of several intrusions is accounted by imposing a reflective boundary at the right border of the numerical domain. (b) The numerical domain showing boundary conditions. (c)The relationship between melt fractions and temperatures used in the numerical simulation from Caricchi & Blundy [91]. (Online version in colour.)