Jonathan Wolf

For my main research branch (advised by Maureen D Long), I explore structure and dynamics of the lowermost mantle, focusing mainly on seismic anisotropy. I combine computational and observational techniques in my research. For much of my work, I use the AxiSEM3D modeling tool to understand how mantle seismic anisotropy expresses itself in seismic observations, and apply these findings to real data. Additionally, I am involved in a collaborative project in which we analyze SmKS waves to better understand the outermost core and the lowermost mantle.

For my minor research project, advised by David AD Evans, I worked on reconciling supercontinent cycle models with ancient subduction zones. This project was primarily modeling-focused.

For my latest publications, please check my Google Scholar.

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