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Factors associated with hip deformity in children with nonambulatory spastic cerebral palsy. [PDF]
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Inversion for the Composite Moment Tensor
Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America, 2015Abstract The composite moment tensor is defined in analogy to the composite focal mechanism as the averaged representative seismic moment tensor characteristic for a focal area under study. In contrast to the composite focal mechanism, which provides information on shear faulting, the composite moment tensor can provide additional information on ...
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7.1. Asymptotic Expansion in Free Space 7.2. Properties of EMT’s 7.3. EMT’s Under Linear Transforms 7.4. EMT’s for Ellipses 7.5.
Habib Ammari, Hyeonbae Kang
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7.1. Asymptotic Expansion in Free Space 7.2. Properties of EMT’s 7.3. EMT’s Under Linear Transforms 7.4. EMT’s for Ellipses 7.5.
Habib Ammari, Hyeonbae Kang
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Moment tensors and micromechanical models
Tectonophysics, 2002Abstract A numerical modelling approach that simulates cracking and failure in rock and the associated seismicity is presented and a technique is described for quantifying the seismic source mechanisms of the modelled events. The modelling approach represents rock as an assemblage of circular particles bonded together at points of contact.
James F Hazzard, R.Paul Young
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