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Time	Session	Location	Title
1340	GP33E	MW 3004	Magnetization of Sediments: New Contributions to Theory, Experiment, and Applications I Presiding: S Gilder, Ludwig Maximilians University; T Yamazaki, Geological Survey of Japan, AIST    [Abstracts]
1340	GP33E-01	MW 3004	Constraints on the Acquisition of Magnetization in Fine-Grained Sediments Derived from Redeposition Experiments B Carter-Stiglitz, *J Valet, M LeGoff    [details]
1355	GP33E-02	MW 3004	Influence of the Earth's Magnetic Field on Ellipsoidal Particle Alignment in Viscous Media *S Gilder, J Jezek INVITED    [details]
1410	GP33E-03	MW 3004	The effect of flocculation on DRM direction and intensity *R Mitro, L Tauxe INVITED    [details]
1425	GP33E-04	MW 3004	Synthetic clay-magnetite aggregates designed for controlled deposition experiments *J M Feinberg, C Galindo-Gonzalez, T Kasama, L Cervera, M Posfai, R J Harrison, R E Dunin-Borkowski    [details]
1440	GP33E-05	MW 3004	Sedimentary paleointensity records by the suspension method from Pacific deep-sea sediments *K Fukuma, T Sato    [details]
1455	GP33E-06	MW 3004	Possible overcompensation of non-interacting biogenic component by normalization with ARM in sedimentary paleointensity estimations *T Yamazaki    [details]
1510	GP33E-07	MW 3004	Observations on the Sediment Magnetic Acquisition Process from Multicores Collected From the SE Alaska Margin *J S Stoner, G P Rosen, J M Jaeger, J E Channell    [details]
1525	GP33E-08	MW 3004	At what depth is a post-depositional remanent magnetization locked-in? Q Liu, *A P Roberts    [details]