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Potential for earthquake triggering from transient deformations
Heather M. Savage
, Chris Marone
Geosciences
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Earthquake Triggering
100%
Recurrence Interval
100%
Granular Layer
100%
Transient Deformation
100%
Oscillation Amplitude
66%
Stick-slip
66%
Recurrence Rate
66%
Seismic Waves
66%
Loading Rate
66%
Layer Thickness
33%
Stress State
33%
Sinusoid
33%
Large Amplitude
33%
Tectonics
33%
Earthquake
33%
Loading Conditions
33%
Slippery Liquid-Infused Porous Surfaces (SLIPS)
33%
Peak Velocity
33%
Oscillation Frequency
33%
Velocity Reduction
33%
Direct Shear
33%
Fault Slip
33%
Dynamic Stress
33%
Servo
33%
Constant Shear
33%
Failure Time
33%
Short-term Recurrence
33%
Fault Stress
33%
Trigger Delay
33%
Shear Surface
33%
Shear Loading
33%
High-frequency Oscillations
33%
Rate-and-state Friction Law
33%
Transient Loading
33%
Engineering
Transients
100%
Loading Rate
100%
Stick-Slip
66%
Seismic Wave
66%
Layer Thickness
33%
Stress State
33%
Loading Condition
33%
Peak Velocity
33%
Recurrence Time
33%
Failure Time
33%
Critical Distance
33%
Dynamic Stress
33%
Friction Law
33%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Loading Rate
100%
Stick-Slip
66%
Seismic Wave
66%
Sine Wave
33%
Laboratory Experiment
33%
Tectonics
33%
Fault Slip
33%