Titlebook: Earthquake Prediction and Rock Mechanics; Max Wyss Book 1975 Springer Basel AG 1975 behavior.deformation.granite.Gravity.high pressure.mag

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The Sliding Characteristics of Sandstone on Quartz Fault-Gouge, Tennessee Sandstone sliding on an artificial layer of quartz gouge; 2) fractured Coconino Sandstone sliding along experimentally produced shear fractures; and 3) a fine-grained quartz aggregate deformed in compression. The specimens were deformed to 2.0 kb confining pressure at room temperature and

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Clay Gouges in the San Andreas Fault System and their Possible Implications,e surface and at shallow depths..It is consistent with the available geochemical data that such gouges can exist at depths down to 10 km. If extensive gouge materials exist in a fault zone then their properties will determine, to a large extent, the behavior of the fault. From known properties of cl

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Dilatancy and Crustal Uplift,nto the dilatant zone produces further elastic uplift. Since the time between resaturation of the dilatant zone and the earthquake is shorter than the life of the ../.. anomaly, the elastic uplift is less than the inelastic. The magnitude of the ../.. anomaly gives a lower bound on the compressibili

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Aseismic Faulting Following the 1973 Nemuro-Oki Earthquake, Hokkaido, Japan (a possibility),sula, Hokkaido, Japan, 17 June, 1973. The main purpose of this paper is to obtain a comprehensive view of the land movement in eastern Hokkaido with respect to the seismic cycle there. This region, particularly the Nemuro peninsula area, has been subject to extensive land subsidence in the past seve

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Dilatancy Model and Empirical Formulas for an Earthquake Area,on the basis of a dilatancy model. It is demonstrated that the precursor time interval (τ) vs. . relation approximately fits in that for the τ vs. typical length of earthquake zone provided the above formulas hold good. A diffusion process in a dilatant region seems also to account for these approxi

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Two Models for Earthquake Forerunners,cal models are used to explain these phenomena. According to a model developed by US seismologists, the so-called dilatancy diffusion model, the earthquake occurs near maximum stress, following a period of dilatant crack expansion. Diffusion of water in and out of the dilatant volume is required to