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An even further improved barrier could be realized by a heterostructure with other wide band gap cap materials such as AlN or cBN. Initial work on such heterostructures has been reported but has not yet progressed beyond proof-of-concept experiments [103, 104], the main problem being the materials quality of heteroepitaxial layers on diamond, which in general show a highly disordered interface. The discussion of the various diode con gurations shows that diamond faces serious competition, mostly from SiC- and GaN-based structures in the area of high voltage/high power diodes with kV blocking voltages. At high temperatures, however, diamond has shown exceptional stability, which may enable a new generation of ultra high temperature stable diodes. However, for these devices to be successful, passivation and packaging will be certainly be the next challenge [193, 194]. These features may also enable sensing in a harsh environment like high-energy particle detection. Indeed diamond is considered to be a next generation material for such applications [195 197] and associated chapters in this book.

Mature island arcs, such as those in the Neogene Japanese arc system, generally show crustal thicknesses ranging from 30 km to 50 km because they have been constructed on older igneous and metamorphic rock (Taira, 2001) Continental arcs, including the Andes and the Cascades, are structurally the most complex of all arc systems because of the numerous structural and compositional heterogeneities that are intrinsic to continental lithosphere In compressional continental settings (eg Figs 918a, Plate 101 (between pp 244 and 245)), where substantial crustal thickening occurs, arc crust may reach thicknesses of 70 80 km (Section 1024) The types of volcanic rocks that occur in the suprasubduction zone environment generally form three volcanic series (Gill, 1981; Baker, 1982): 1 The low potassium tholeiitic series that is dominated by basaltic lavas associated with lesser volumes of iron-rich basaltic andesites and andesites.

SECTION 2.10. Solution by Variation of Parameters, page 98 Purpose. To discuss the general method for particular solutions, which applies in any case but may often lead to difficulties in integration (which we by and large have avoided in our problems, as the subsequent solutions show). Comments The ODE must be in standard form, with 1 as the coefficient of y students tend to forget that. Here we do need the Wronskian, in contrast with Sec. 2.6 where we could get away without it. SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEM SET 2.10, page 101 2. y1 e 2x, y2 yp 4. yh B xe 2x, W e 4x, yh

2 The calc-alkaline series, dominated by andesites (Thorpe, 1982) that are moderately enriched in potassium, other incompatible elements, and the light rare earth elements In continental arcs dacites and rhyolites are abundant, although they are subordinate to andesites 3 The alkaline series that includes the subgroups of alkaline basalts and the rare, very high potassium-bearing (ie shoshonitic) lavas In general, the tholeiitic magma series is well represented above young subduction zones These rocks.

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