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158 related items for PubMed ID: 35039494

  • 1. Fault rock heterogeneity can produce fault weakness and reduce fault stability.
    Bedford JD, Faulkner DR, Lapusta N.
    Nat Commun; 2022 Jan 17; 13(1):326. PubMed ID: 35039494
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  • 2. Intermittent lab earthquakes in dynamically weakening fault gouge.
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  • 3. Fault lubrication during earthquakes.
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  • 7. Ultra-thin clay layers facilitate seismic slip in carbonate faults.
    Smeraglia L, Billi A, Carminati E, Cavallo A, Di Toro G, Spagnuolo E, Zorzi F.
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    Buijze L, Guo Y, Niemeijer AR, Ma S, Spiers CJ.
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  • 13. Is complex fault zone behaviour a reflection of rheological heterogeneity?
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  • 14. Flash heating leads to low frictional strength of crustal rocks at earthquake slip rates.
    Goldsby DL, Tullis TE.
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  • 15. Healing Behavior of Simulated Fault Gouges From the Groningen Gas Field and Implications for Induced Fault Reactivation.
    Hunfeld LB, Chen J, Hol S, Niemeijer AR, Spiers CJ.
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  • 17. Slip on 'weak' faults by the rotation of regional stress in the fracture damage zone.
    Faulkner DR, Mitchell TM, Healy D, Heap MJ.
    Nature; 2006 Dec 14; 444(7121):922-5. PubMed ID: 17167484
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  • 19. Microphysical Modeling of Carbonate Fault Friction at Slip Rates Spanning the Full Seismic Cycle.
    Chen J, Niemeijer AR, Spiers CJ.
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    Liu Y, Xu C, Xu J, Zeng X.
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