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We assumed a uniform melt fraction of 1% within the expected melt region and found that, for all spreading rates, the permeability structure due to mean grain size may be approximated as a high permeability region beneath a low permeability region.

Using Archie's Law, previous studies suggest that a bulk resistivity of 10 Ωm require a melt fraction of 4 9%, while 3 Ωm requires a melt fraction of 10 23% (Le Pape et al. 2015; Rippe and Unsworth 2010).

A bulk resistivity of 3 Ω-m requires a melt fraction of ~ 5 14% (Unsworth et al. 2005).

Therefore, it is essential to constrain the timing of the EER formation in order to constrain the melt fraction of the EER.

The model calculation by Piskorz and Stevenson (2014) indicates that the plagioclase crystals had already formed and that the interstitial mafic minerals were still liquid, thereby resulting in a minimum trapped interstitial melt fraction of 2%.

Meanwhile, the laboratory measurements suggest that a melt fraction of 5 10% reduces the crustal strength by one order of magnitude under partially melting conditions (Rippe and Unsworth 2010; Rosenberg and Handy 2005).

The first putative near-solidus melt composition was calculated from an experimentally determined relationship between melt compositions and melt fractions of fertile peridotite at 7 GPa in Walter (1998).

Dust content is measured directly by lasers and by melting fractions of the ice and collecting residuals.

Bold and dashed lines show melt fractions for the case of X = 0.3 and 1, respectively.

Von Bargen and Waff ( 1986) showed that the minimum channel cross-sectional area of partially molten rock consists of tetrakaidecahedron grains of varying melt fraction and dihedral angle θ.

Given that the left-hand side of Eq. (2) is dependent on Eq. (1), we can obtain the melt fraction as a function of t f.