Evidence for and implications of self-healing pulses of slip in earthquake rupture
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...…that friction laws that exhibit true aging are, under some conditions, required to reproduce certain features of dynamic faulting, including Gutenberg-Richter–like frequency-magnitude statistics (Rice 1993) and slip-pulse rupture propagation (Heaton 1990, Perrin et al 1995, Beeler & Tullis 1996)....
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...…1986, 1992, Stuart & Tullis 1995, Roy & Marone 1996, Tullis 1996, Dieterich & Kilgore 1996a) to coseismic rupture (Tse & Rice 1986, Okubo 1989, Cochard & Madariaga 1994, Ben-Zion & Rice 1995, 1997, Boatwright & Cocco 1996) and earthquake afterslip (Marone et al 1990, Wennerberg & Sharp 1997)....
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...The slip history during large earthquakes appears to take the form of a slip pulse rather than a self-similar crack-like rupture (Heaton, 1990)....
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...[2005] based on slip inversions by Heaton [1990]; the G values are averages of Gmin and Gmax (= 2 Gmin) of Rice et al. [2005], i.e., G = 1.5 Gmin = 0.75 Gmax; 2, Tinti et al. [2005]; 2a, average of two models, G values ±16% of mean; 2b, average of two models, G values ±11% of mean; 2c, average of four models, of which one is an average of...
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...[13] To choose V, note that Heaton [1990] reports seismic slip inversions for seven shallow earthquakes, giving for each the average slip and average slip duration at a generic point on the fault....
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...[2005] based on slip inversions by Heaton [1990]; the G values are averages of Gmin and Gmax (= 2 Gmin) of Rice et al. [2005], i....
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...[2005] based on slip inversions by Heaton [1990]; the G values are averages of Gmin and Gmax (= 2 Gmin) of Rice et al....
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