nkysdb: 共著者関連データベース
SAKAMOTO Naoya 様の 共著関連データベース
+(A list of literatures under single or joint authorship with "SAKAMOTO Naoya")
共著回数と共著者名 (a list of the joint author(s))
23: SAKAMOTO Naoya
6: ITOH Shoichi
4: IIZUKA Yoshiyuki, SUN Wei, ZELLMER Georg F.
3: KAWASAKI Noriyuki, TAMURA Yoshihiko, YAMAZAKI Daisuke, YOSHINO Takashi
2: FEI Hongzhan, HASHIGUCHI Minako, KOBAYASHI Sachio, MIYOSHI Masaya, NAGASHIMA Kazuhide, WANG Ru-Cheng, XU Fang, ZHANG Ai-Cheng
1: ABE Ken-ichi, ARAI Shoji, EBATA Shingo, EBIHARA Mitsuru, FAGAN Timothy J., FUJINO Kiyoshi, GREAUX Steeve, GREENWOOD James P., HARADA Sakiko, HIGO Yuji, HSIEH Hui-Ho, HSU Wei-Biao, HWANG Huijeong, HWANG Shyh-Lung, INOUE Toru, IRIFUNE Tetsuo, ISHIZUKA Osamu, JING Zhicheng, KANAYAMA Kyoko, KATSURA Tomoo, KILCOYNE A.L. David, KIMURA Jun-Ichi, KITAMURA Keitaro, KOIZUMI Sanae, KONO Yoshio, KROT Alexander N., KURAMOTO Kiyoshi, KURIBAYASHI Takahiro, LIN Jung-Fu, MA Chi, MATSUDA Nozomi, MIYAKE Akira, MOEBIS Anja, NAGAHARA Hiroko, NAKAMURA Tomoki, NOGUCHI Takaaki, OHASHI Noriaki, OKAZAKI Ryuji, OKUBO Aya, OKUCHI Takuo, PARK Changkun, PUREVJAV Narangoo, SCHONEVELD Louise, SETO Yusuke, TACHIBANA Shogo, TAMURA Akihiro, TERADA Kentaro, TOMIOKA Naotaka, TSUJIMOTO Shinichi, UMINO Susumu, WAKAKI Shigeyuki, WANG Yanbin, YABUTA Hikaru, YAMADA Akihiro, YURIMOTO Yoshi, ZHOU Chunyin
発行年とタイトル (Title and year of the issue(s))
2006: High Sensitive Ion Imaging System using Direct Combination of Stacked type Solid State Imager and Microchannel Plate
2006: Presolar silicate grains in Enstatite chondrites
2007: Remnants of the Early Solar System Water Enriched in Heavy Oxygen Isotopes
2012: Arc magmatism in Kyushu and western Honshu controlled by along arc H2O variations
2012: Oxygen isotopic and chemical zoning of melilite crystals in a type A Ca Al rich inclusion of Efremovka CV3 chondrite
2012: Oxygen isotopic composition of the solar nebula gas inferred from high precision isotope imaging of melilite crystals in an Allende CAI
2013: A Giant Impact Origin for Elevated D/H of the Lunar Mantle(67 10)
2014: Crystal uptake into aphyric arc melts: insights from two pyroxene pseudo decompression paths, plagioclase hygrometry, and measurement of hydrogen in olivines from mafic volcanics of SW Japan
2014: Diffusion to dislocation creep transition in the upper mantle inferred from silicon grain boundary diffusion rates (SIT03 04)
2014: Origins of Al rich chondrules: Clues from a compound Al rich chondrule in the Dar al Gani 978 carbonaceous chondrite
2015: D/H exchange in wadsleyite and ringwoodite: Implications for electrical conductivity (SIT03 04)
2015: Hydrogen self diffusivity in single crystal ringwoodite: Implications for water content and distribution in the mantle transition zone
2015: Interaction of arc magmas with subvolcanic hydrothermal systems: insights from compositions and metasomatic textures of olivine crystals in fresh basalts of Daisen and Mengameyama, Western Honshu, Japan
2015: Mineralogical anatomy and implications of a Ti–Sc rich ultrarefractory inclusion from Sayh al Uhaymir 290 CH3 chondrite
2015: Si and O self diffusion in stishovite (SIT04 14)
2015: Synthesis of large and homogeneous single crystals of water bearing minerals by slow cooling at deep mantle pressures
2015: Thermal and chemical evolution of the subarc mantle revealed by spinel hosted melt inclusions in boninite from the Ogasawara (Bonin) Archipelago, Japan
2016: H D inter diffusion in Fe free wadsleyite: implication for multiple hydrogen mechanism (SIT07 11)
2016: On progress and rate of the peritectic reaction Fo + SiO2 → En in natural andesitic arc magmas
2016: Sound velocities of Aluminum bearing stishovite in the mantle transition zone
2017: Chronological study of oxygen isotope composition for the solar protoplanetary disk recorded in a fluffy Type A CAI from Vigarano
2017: Formation of an ultracarbonaceous Antarctic micrometeorite through minimal aqueous alteration in a small porous icy body
2017: Silicon and oxygen self diffusion in stishovite: Implications for stability of SiO2 rich seismic reflectors in the mid mantle
