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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"rate-state friction"”.

  1. Controls on earthquake rupture and triggering mechanisms in subduction zones

    … geological structure suggests that long-lived frictional heterogeneities (asperities) are primary controls on the rupture extent of large earthquakes. To determine when and where stress is accumulating on the megathrust that could cause one of these asperities to rupture, this thesis develops a …

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  2. Controls on earthquake rupture and triggering mechanisms in subduction zones

    … geological structure suggests that long-lived frictional heterogeneities (asperities) are primary controls on the rupture extent of large earthquakes. To determine when and where stress is accumulating on the megathrust that could cause one of these asperities to rupture, this thesis develops a …

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  3. Improvement of aftershock models based on Coulomb stress changes and rate-and-state dependent friction

    … useful tool to forecast changes in seismicity rates in the short and medium term (hours to months), and efforts are currently being made to extend the scope of such models to operational earthquake forecasting. The overarching goal of the research presented in this thesis is to improve …

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