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Amplitude‐Dependent Energy Dissipation Inferred From Spectral Analyses of Intraslab Earthquakes
Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, Volume 129, Issue 5, May 2024.Abstract While the Earth (rocky planet) can be approximated as an elastic body, it also possesses anelasticity, Q−1, which causes energy dissipation (intrinsic attenuation) during deformation. Rock deformation experiments have demonstrated that Q−1 shows a marked amplitude dependency for strain of >∼10−6, but seismic‐waves‐induced strain is generally ...
Hayato Tero, Junichi Nakajima
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