Hyperfunc: BASIC program to calculate hyperbolic magma-mixing curves for geochemical data

Woussen, G.; Cote, Diego Hernández

doi:10.1016/0098-3004(87)90016-1

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“…Web site: http://www.minpet.com/), GCDKit [Janousek et al, 2003], IgPet 1 (IgPet 1 RockWare Web site: http://www.rockware.com/) and PetroPlot [Su et al, 2003]. Moreover, a large number of codes have been developed [e.g., Wright and Doherty, 1970;Stormer and Nicholls, 1978;Woussen and Côté, 1987;Conrad, 1987;Holm, 1988Holm, , 1990Nielsen, 1988;Defant and Nielsen, 1990;Harnois, 1991;Benito and López-Ruiz, 1992;D'Orazio, 1993;Verma et al, 1998;Keskin, 2002;Spera and Bohrson, 2001] to help researchers in performing specific geochemical models. All these software allowed users to greatly speed up modeling of geochemical data, but some of them are designed for old MS-DOS operating systems and cause problems when loaded into modern MS Windows systems.…”

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PetroGraph: A new software to visualize, model, and present geochemical data in igneous petrology

Petrelli

Poli

Perugini

et al. 2005

Geochem Geophys Geosyst

117

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[1] A new software, PetroGraph, has been developed to visualize, elaborate, and model geochemical data for igneous petrology purposes. The software is able to plot data on several different diagrams, including a large number of classification and ''petrotectonic'' plots. PetroGraph gives the opportunity to handle large geochemical data sets in a single program without the need of passing from one software to the other as usually happens in petrologic data handling. Along with these basic functions, PetroGraph contains a wide choice of modeling possibilities, from major element mass balance calculations to the most common partial melting and magma evolution models based on trace element and isotopic data. Results and graphs can be exported as vector graphics in publication-quality form, or they can be copied and pasted within the most common graphics programs for further modifications. All these features make PetroGraph one of the most complete software presently available for igneous petrology research.

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