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Nucleation and Arrest of Dynamic Rupture Induced by Reservoir Depletion [PDF]
Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 2019 Seismic events induced by the depletion of hydrocarbon reservoirs can cause damage to housing and cause societal and economic unrest. However, the factors controlling the nucleation and size of production-induced seismic events are not well understood ...
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Landers 1992 “Reloaded”: Integrative Dynamic Earthquake Rupture Modeling
Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 2019 The 1992 $M_w$ 7.3 Landers earthquake is perhaps one of the best studied seismic events. However, many aspects of the dynamics of the rupture process are still puzzling, e.g. how did rupture transfer between fault segments?
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Rupture dynamics in model polymer systems
Soft Matter, 2016In this paper we explore the rupture dynamics of a model polymer system to capture the microscopic mechanism during relative motion of surfaces at the single polymer level. Our model is similar to the model for friction introduced by Filippov, Klafter, and Urbakh [Filippov et al., Phys. Rev.
Rupam, Borah, Pallavi, Debnath
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Dynamic rupture activation of backthrust fault branching
Tectonophysics, 2015 We perform dynamic rupture simulations to investigate the possible reactivation of backthrust branches triggered by ruptures along a main thrust fault. Simulations with slip-weakening fault friction and uniform initial stress show that fast propagation ...
Shiqing Xu +2 more
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Rupture Dynamics of Macromolecules
2013In a series of studies we consider the breakage of a polymer chain of segments, coupled by anharmonic bonds under applied tensional force or subject to rise in temperature. The chain dynamics at the onset of fracture is studied by means of Molecular Dynamics simulation and also using analytic considerations.A deeper insight into the changes in polymer ...
Jaroslaw Paturej +3 more
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Molecular dynamics of interface rupture
Physics of Fluids A: Fluid Dynamics, 1993Several situations have been studied in which a fluid–vapor or fluid–fluid interface ruptures, using molecular dynamics simulations of 3000 to 20 000 Lennard-Jones molecules in three dimensions. The cases studied are the Rayleigh instability of a liquid thread, the burst of a liquid drop immersed in a second liquid undergoing shear, and the rupture of ...
Joel Koplik, Jayanth R. Banavar
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On the scale dependence in the dynamics of rupture
2021<p>Potential energy stored during the inter-seismic period by tectonic loading around faults can be released through earthquakes as radiated energy, heat and rupture energy. The latter is of first importance, since it controls both the nucleation and the propagation of the seismic rupture.
Paglialunga, Federica +5 more
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The dynamics of rupture in porous media
pure and applied geophysics, 1991This paper presents a laboratory investigation of electric resistivity parameter for samples subject to loading in automatic press of “INOVA” type. The procedure of automatic quasi-continuous measurements of resistivity is briefly outlined. The distribution of mini-electrodes within the sample is described. Also shown is the manner in which reliability
Wojciech Stopiński +2 more
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Dynamic rupture processes inferred from laboratory microearthquakes [PDF]
Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 2016 International audienceWe report macroscopic stick-slip events in saw-cut Westerly granite samples deformed under controlled upper crustal stress conditions in the laboratory.
François Passelègue +2 more
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On the Scale Dependence in the Dynamics of Frictional Rupture.
2021When an earthquake nucleates in the earth crust, the potential energy accumulated during the inter-seismic period is released into breakdown work, heat energy and radiated energy. Often the breakdown work is considered a seismological equivalent of the fracture energy. However, discrepancies related to the definition of the two are not yet fully solved.
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