Thomas H.Pearce Ph.D. Queen's U, 1967 | Professor, Queen's University at Kingston Mailing address: Department of
Geological Sciences, Phone (613) 533-6174 Fax: (613) 533-6592 Email: pearce@geol.queensu.ca |
Thomas H. Pearce has been a Professor of Petrology at Queen's University since 1972. Trained in petrology and geochemistry, he has worked mainly on volcanic rocks. Early work concerned a subject now known as Pearce Element Ratios. For the past decade he has worked on laser interference microscopy and interference imaging. Current interests are: interference imaging, studies of dynamical systems and applications of neural networks to natural time series and, pseudo-time series, data. Current subject matter includes samples of zoned oscillatory plagioclase from the Lesser Antilles and other volcanic areas.
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