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Earthquake nucleation on (aging) rate and state faults

https://doi.org/10.1029/2005jb003686

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Modeling of injection-induced seismicity on rough faults in porous media

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Earthquake nucleation in the laboratory: Insights from space-time imaging of quasi-static precursory slip under tri-axial conditions

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Transient postseismic slip and aftershock triggering: A case study of the 2008 MW7.9 Wenchuan Earthquake, China

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Numerical modeling of injection-induced earthquakes based on fully coupled thermo-poroelastic boundary element method

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Effectiveness of injection protocols for hydraulic stimulation in enhanced geothermal systems

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The nucleation of injection-induced earthquakes on low-permeability strike-slip faults

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Influence of interaction between small asperities on various types of slow earthquakes in a 3-D simulation for a subduction plate boundary

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Frictional slip and rupture propagation in porous sandstone faults: An improved DEM contact model

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Shear failure of a granite pin traversing a sawcut fault

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Characteristics of fault slip, energy budget, and precursory stress drop revealed by fluid-induced fault instability experiments with varied injection rates

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Comparison of slip behaviour in critically stressed saw-cut granite fractures under mechanical and thermal loading

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Nucleation of frictional sliding by coalescence of microslip

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A multi-rate iterative coupling scheme for simulating dynamic ruptures and seismic waves generation in the prestressed earth

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Numerical methods for coupled fracture problems

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Fluid driven shear cracks on a strengthening rate-and-state frictional fault

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Stochastic properties of static friction

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Velocity-driven frictional sliding: Coarsening and steady-state pulses

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Nucleation of frictional slip: A yielding or a fracture process?

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Frictional state evolution laws and the non-linear nucleation of dynamic shear rupture

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Fluid-driven slow slip and earthquake nucleation on a slip-weakening circular fault

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Character of slip and stress due to interaction between fault segments along the dip direction of a subduction zone

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Effect of frictional heating and thermal advection on pre-seismic sliding: a numerical simulation using a rate-, state- and temperature-dependent friction law

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A brief review on the role of aseismic slip on experimental faults: Implications for fault-involved geological engineering safety

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3D modeling of earthquake cycles of the Xianshuihe fault, southwestern China

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Deep fault slip characteristics in the Xianshuihe-Anninghe-Daliangshan Fault junction region (eastern Tibet) revealed by repeating micro-earthquakes

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Stress drops and scaled energies of micro-earthquakes at Koyna-Warna, India: Implications for self-similarity scaling

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Subduction earthquake cycles controlled by episodic fluid pressure cycling

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Earthquake friction

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Influence of subduction zone conditions and gouge composition on frictional slip stability of megathrust faults

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Earthquake cycle simulation with a revised rate- and state-dependent friction law

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Numerical simulation of the Kamaishi repeating earthquake sequence: Change in magnitude due to the 2011 Tohoku-oki earthquake

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Combining GPS and repeating earthquakes for a high resolution analysis of subduction zone coupling

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Stability of faults with heterogeneous friction properties and effective normal stress

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A comparison between rate-and-state friction and microphysical models, based on numerical simulations of fault slip

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Rupture preparation process controlled by surface roughness on meter-scale laboratory fault

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Modulation of fault strength during the seismic cycle by grain-size evolution around contact junctions

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Slow-slip, slow earthquakes, period-two cycles, full and partial ruptures, and deterministic chaos in a single asperity fault

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Backward earthquake ruptures far ahead of fluid invasion: Insights from dynamic earthquake-sequence simulations

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Hydro-mechanical earthquake cycles in a poro-visco-elasto-plastic fluid-bearing fault structure

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Modeling frictional precursory phenomena using a wear-based rate- and state-dependent friction model in the laboratory

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Do upper-plate material properties or fault frictional properties play more important roles in tsunami earthquake characteristics?

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Effects of fault roughness on estimating critical slip-weakening distance from fault slip history: A laboratory study

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Fault rock properties and conditions produce variance in slip during earthquake rupture propagation at the Nankai Trough

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Simulation of large earthquake synchronization and implications on North Anatolian fault zone

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Introduction to Numerical Geodynamic Modelling

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Introduction

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The continuity equation

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Density and gravity

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Numerical solutions of partial differential equations

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Stress and strain

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The momentum equation

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Viscous rheology of rocks

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Numerical solutions of the momentum and continuity equations

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The advection equation and marker-in-cell method

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The heat conservation equation

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Numerical solution of the heat conservation equation

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2D thermomechanical code structure

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Elasticity and plasticity

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2D implementation of visco-elasto-plasticity

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2D thermomechanical modelling of inertial processes

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Seismo-thermomechanical modelling

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Hydro-thermomechanical modelling

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Adaptive mesh refinement

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The multigrid method

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Programming of 3D problems

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Numerical benchmarks

inferred← citeshttps://doi.org/10.1017/9781316534243.022openalex-snapshot

Design of 2D numerical geodynamic models

inferred← citeshttps://doi.org/10.1017/9781316534243.023openalex-snapshot

Outlook

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MATLAB program examples

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Index

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Preface to the second edition

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The Mechanics of Earthquakes and Faulting

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Preface to the first edition

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Preface to the second edition

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Preface to the third edition

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Brittle fracture of rock

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Rock friction

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Mechanics of faulting

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Mechanics of earthquakes

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