NASA Lunar Science Institute: A critical tool for evaluating the lunar magma ocean hypothesis and the evolution of younger magmas on the Moon has been a series of equilibrium and fractional crystallization computer programs developed by John Longhi. Those programs, originally developed in FORTRAN, have been translated for the MATLAB platform by Jesse Davenport (formerly at the University of Notre Dame and now at the Centre de Recherches Petrographiques et Geochimiques), Clive Neal and Diogo Bols...
NASA Lunar Science Institute: A critical tool for evaluating the lunar magma ocean hypothesis and the evolution of younger magmas on the Moon has been a series of equilibrium and fractional crystallization computer programs developed by John Longhi. Those programs, originally developed in FORTRAN, have been translated for the MATLAB platform by Jesse Davenport (formerly at the University of Notre Dame and now at the Centre de Recherches Petrographiques et Geochimiques), Clive Neal and Diogo Bols...
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