most citedA past lunar dynamo thermally driven by the precession of its inner core

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astro-ph.EP20222 cited

Deviation of Mercury's spin axis from an exact Cassini state induced by dissipation

Ian MacPherson, Mathieu Dumberry

We compute predictions of the deviation of Mercury's spin axis from an exact Cassini state caused by tidal dissipation, and viscous and electromagnetic (EM) friction at the core-ma…

physics.geo-ph202216 cited

Weak magnetic field changes over the Pacific due to high conductance in lowermost mantle

Mathieu Dumberry, Colin More

For the past few centuries, the temporal variation in the Earth's magnetic field in the Pacific region has been anomalously low. The reason for this is tied to large scale flows in…

physics.geo-ph20229 cited

Convectively driven decadal zonal accelerations in Earth's fluid core

Colin More, Mathieu Dumberry

Azimuthal accelerations of cylindrical surfaces co-axial with the rotation axis have been inferred to exist in Earth's fluid core on the basis of magnetic field observations and ch…

astro-ph.EP202214 cited

The Cassini State of the Moon's inner core

Christopher Stys, Mathieu Dumberry

We present a model of the precession dynamics of the Moon that comprises a fluid outer core and a solid inner core. We show that three Cassini states associated with the inner core…

astro-ph.EP202223 cited

A past lunar dynamo thermally driven by the precession of its inner core

Christopher Stys, Mathieu Dumberry

The Cassini state equilibrium associated with the precession of the Moon predicts that the mantle, fluid core and solid inner core precess at different angles. We present estimates…

astro-ph.EP202216 cited

Viscoelastic relaxation within the Moon and the phase lead of its Cassini state

Olivier Organowski, Mathieu Dumberry

Analyses of Lunar Laser Ranging data show that the spin-symmetry axis of the Moon is ahead of its expected Cassini state by an angle of = 0.27 arcsec. This indicates the pres…