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Multiscale Modeling Analysis of the Mechanical Behaviors and Failures of In Situ Particle Reinforced Titanium Matrix Composites Based on Microstructural Characteristics. [PDF]
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Investigation on Damage and Energy Absorption Performance of Aluminum Foam Sandwich Plates Under Low-Velocity Impact. [PDF]
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A numerical appraisal of the 'fault-valve' model of origin of lode-type gold deposits. [PDF]
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Ductile Shearing in Attur Shear Zone and its Relation with Moyar Shear Zone, South India
Gondwana Research, 2000Abstract In the eastern part of southern Peninsular India, the charnockitic hills of the Madras block are cut across by the E-W trending Attur shear zone (ASZ) which is characterised by a thick (1 to 1.5 km) phyllonite zone, showing intense mylonitisation due to ductile shearing.
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Two alternative pathways to generate shearband boudins in a HT shear zone have been observed at the Salgosa outcrop field (NW of Portugal, N4642140 E524687, WGS84) – Parautochthonous of Variscan Central Iberian Zone, Silurian age –: The classical one, associated with relatively thick veins (see final geometry and explanation in Figure 2.15), and a ...
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Two alternative pathways to generate shearband boudins in a HT shear zone have been observed at the Salgosa outcrop field (NW of Portugal, N4642140 E524687, WGS84) – Parautochthonous of Variscan Central Iberian Zone, Silurian age –: The classical one, associated with relatively thick veins (see final geometry and explanation in Figure 2.15), and a ...
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2021
Tabular or sheetlike and planar or curviplanar zones in which rocks are more highly strained than rocks adjacent to the zone are called ductile shear zones. The identification and study of ductile shear zones (Figures 2.1–2.73) are important, because such shear zones define major plate boundaries.
Pamplona, J., Rodrigues, B. C.
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Tabular or sheetlike and planar or curviplanar zones in which rocks are more highly strained than rocks adjacent to the zone are called ductile shear zones. The identification and study of ductile shear zones (Figures 2.1–2.73) are important, because such shear zones define major plate boundaries.
Pamplona, J., Rodrigues, B. C.
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