David T. Griggs

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David T. Griggs is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, Ohio State University, University of California, Los Angeles, Stanford University, Harvard University

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David T. Griggs

Earth Sciences

#2120

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Geophysics

#226

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David T. Griggs's Degrees

Bachelors Geology University of California, Berkeley
Masters Geophysics Stanford University

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According to Wikipedia, David Tressel Griggs was an American geophysicist. He served as the second Chief Scientist of the U.S. Air Force from 1951 to 1952. Early life David Griggs was born in Columbus, Ohio. His father was Robert Fiske Griggs, who discovered the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes near Mount Katmai in Alaska. The highest area in this area was officially named Mount Griggs in his honor. David accompanied his father on an expedition to that area in 1930.

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David T. Griggs's Published Works

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Published Works

The Denver EarthquakeS. (1968) (746)
Microstructures and Preferred Orientations of Experimentally Deformed Quartzites (1973) (442)
Quartz: Anomalous Weakness of Synthetic Crystals (1965) (438)
EXPERIMENTAL DEFORMATION OF CALCITE CRYSTALS (1954) (296)
Chapter 13: Observations on Fracture and a Hypothesis of Earthquakes (1960) (278)
Chapter 4: Deformation of Rocks at 500° to 800° C. (1960) (257)
Deformation of Rocks under High Confining Pressures: I. Experiments at Room Temperature (1936) (225)
Experimental Deformation and Recrystallization of Quartz (1964) (190)
Creep of Rocks (1939) (187)
Experimental Evidence of Basal Slip in Quartz (1964) (183)
A theory of mountain-building (1939) (157)
A model of hydrolytic weakening in quartz (1974) (137)
Experimental flow of rocks under conditions favoring recrystallization (1940) (134)
The Factor of Fatigue in Rock Exfoliation (1936) (130)
Syntectonic and Annealing Recrystallization of Fine-Grained Quartz Aggregates (1970) (128)
Transmission Electron Microscope Study of Brazil Twins and Dislacations Experimentally Produced in Natural Quartz (1967) (114)
A simple apparatus for high pressures and temperatures (1956) (112)
DEFORMATION OF YULE MARBLE. PART VII: DEVELOPMENT OF ORIENTED FABRICS AT 300°C–500°C (1956) (81)
DEFORMATION OF YULE MARBLE: PART II—PREDICTED FABRIC CHANGES (1951) (69)
DEFORMATION OF YULE MARBLE: PART I—COMPRESSION AND EXTENSION EXPERIMENTS ON DRY YULE MARBLE AT 10,000 ATMOSPHERES CONFINING PRESSURE, ROOM TEMPERATURE (1951) (58)
Chapter 3: Annealing Recrystallization in Calcite Crystals and Aggregates (1960) (51)
Experiments bearing on the orientation of quartz in deformed rocks (1938) (51)
PROBING THE EARTH WITH NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS (1961) (47)
Creep of single crystals of ice (1954) (46)
DEFORMATION OF YULE MARBLE: PART IV—EFFECTS AT 150°C (1951) (44)
Comparative electron petrography of Apollo 11, Apollo 12, and terrestrial rocks (1971) (40)
The Nature of the Mohorovičí Discontinuity (1961) (35)
Electron petrography of Apollo 14 and 15 breccias and shock-produced analogs (1973) (35)
Rock deformation (a symposium) (1960) (32)
Effect of the Toe in the Mechanics of Overthrust Faulting (1963) (28)
Electron petrography of Apollo 14 and 15 rocks. (1972) (28)
Plastic deformation of dolomite rock at 380 degrees C (1954) (23)
Earthquake Prediction: Modeling the Anomalous Vp/Vs Source Region (1975) (19)
High voltage /800 kV/ electron petrography of Type B rock from Apollo 11 (1970) (16)
Colloquium on plastic flow and deformation within the Earth (1951) (14)
Deformation of Single Calcite Crystals Under High Confining Pressures (1938) (13)
High-Voltage Transmission Electron Microscopy Study of Lunar Surface Material (1970) (12)
X-Ray Fabric Analysis of Hot-Worked and Annealed Flint (1967) (12)
Lack of Metallic Transition in LiH and LiAlH4under Static Pressure (1958) (11)
Hydrolytic weakening of quartz crystals. (1966) (10)
Electron Petrography of Apollo 14 and 15 Samples (1972) (6)
The strain elipsoid as a theory of rupture (1935) (6)
"Experimental Deformation and Recrystallization of Quartz" and "Experimental Evidence of Basal Slip in Quartz": A Reply (1966) (5)
A Mineralogical Study of Rock 70017, an Ilmenite-Rich Basalt, By High Voltage Electron Microscopy (1974) (4)
EXPERIMENT ON THE EFFECT OF FATIGUE IN INSOLATION. (1934) (3)
Electron Petrographic Evidence Concerning the Origin and Lithification of the Lunar Breccias (1974) (2)
An experimental approach to dynamic metamorphism (1941) (2)
The igneous rocks of the Highwood Mountains of central Montana (1935) (2)
The strain ellipsoid as a theory of rupture; a correction (1938) (2)
High-voltage (HVEM) electron petrographic study of Apollo 15 rocks. (1972) (1)
Deformation of lunar and terrestrial minerals. (1972) (1)
High Voltage Electron Microscopy of Igneous Rocks from Apollo 15 and 16 (1973) (1)
Geologic map of the Eureka mining district, Nevada (1959) (1)
Deformation of rocks in the laboratory (1940) (1)
ORIENTATION OF A DISK SETTLING IN A VISCOUS FLUID. (1936) (0)
Structural Petrology. H. W. Fairbairn (1938) (0)
DEFORMANTION OF ROCKS AND MINERALS AT HIGH PRESSURES AND TEMPERATURES (1955) (0)
Power recovery from the Kilauea Iki lava pool. (1960) (0)
A High Voltage Electron Microscopy Study of Orange Soil 74220 or "Where Has All the Iron Gone" (1974) (0)
Walter H. Bucher Medal to David T. Griggs (1970) (0)
Orientation of a Disk Settling in a Viscous Fluid (1936) (0)
Experiment on the Effect of Fatigue in Insolation (1934) (0)

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