transform faults
Earthquake behavior and structure of oceanic transform faults
... Work presented here focuses primarily on strike-slip faults that accommodate strain at mid-ocean ridge offsets, commonly referred to as oceanic transform faults. A ke[r] ...
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Scaling relations for seismic cycles on mid-ocean ridge transform faults
... earthquakes on Gofar and Blanco RTFs) with predictions from our scaling relation, we can constrain RTF stress drops. Specific tests of this scaling relation are proposed for earthquakes on Blanco, Gofar, Discovery, and ...
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Marine Transform Faults and Fracture Zones: A Joint Perspective Integrating Seismicity, Fluid Flow and Life
... Transform faults are structures that originate to relieve thermal stress ( Sandwell, 1986 ...Along transform faults, lithospheres of different age, and thus with different thermal regimes, get ...
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Seismic velocity constraints on the material properties that control earthquake behavior at the Quebrada-Discovery-Gofar transform faults, East Pacific Rise
... consistent with variability due to bathymetric relief. Within the intratransform region (north of Gofar and south of Queb- rada), there is an offset between the observed and modeled gravity signal. This offset indicates ...
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Thermal-mechanical behavior of oceanic transform faults : implications for the spatial distribution of seismicity
... [ 32 ] The seismogenic area estimated from either A 350–600 or A 600 is remarkably consistent between our model results and those derived from the half ‐ space model (Figures 5 and 6). This result implies that half ...
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Frictional behavior of oceanic transform faults and its influence on earthquake characteristics
... [ 1 ] We use a three-dimensional strike-slip fault model in the framework of rate and state-dependent friction to investigate earthquake behavior and scaling relations on oceanic transform faults (OTFs). ...
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Thermal segmentation of mid-ocean ridge-transform faults
... ridge-transform faults (i.e., strike-slip faults that accommo- date lateral motion associated with seafloor spreading) are typically viewed as geometrically simple struc- tures, where a continuous ...
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Earthquake scaling relations for mid-ocean ridge transform faults
... individual transform faults are difficult to constrain owing to their remoteness and the correspondingly high detection thresholds of global cata- ...
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The dynamics of oceanic transform faults : constraints from geophysical, geochemical, and geodynamical modeling
... In this paper, we use teleseismically and hydroacoustically recorded seismicity data from the equatorial East Pacific Rise and Coulomb static stress models to explo[r] ...
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Slip on ridge transform faults : insights from earthquakes and laboratory experiments
... We find scaling relations derived in Chapter 2 from a global distribution of large RTFs are successful predictors of seismicity on small transform segments, such as those on th[r] ...
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Detection of software faults
... between faults and code ...count faults in an accurate and repeatable manner, just as we would expect to enumerate statements, lines of code and so ...about faults at the same ...
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Nucleation and growth of geological faults
... the faults that breach the ...of faults otherwise in shadow on images acquired by optical ...the faults (Henderson and Lewis, 1998). Most of the faults within the Kenya Rift are oriented N-S ...
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On the relationship between elzaki transform and new integral transform "zz transform"
... Elzaki transform and the newintegral transform called ZZ transform, we solve first and second order ordinarydifferential equations with constant and non-constant coefficients, using both ...
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Whitney stratifications : faults and detectors
... That this set is open has often been justified by remarking that a-regularity implies that a submanifold transverse to a stratum at a given point is transverse to all other strata in som[r] ...
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Compensation of Earth Faults In Ungrounded Systems
... earth faults in distribution networks are determined and ...Arcing faults made up at least half of all the disturbances, and they were predominant in the unearthed network, so there is a requirement of fast ...
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On The Relationship Between Aboodh Transform and New Integral Transform " ZZ Transform"
... integral transform such as the Laplace, Fourier, Mellin, and Hankel, Fourier Transform, Sumudu Transform, Elzaki Transform and Aboodh Transform ...Aboodh Transform [1,2] was ...
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Smelling faults in spreadsheets
... The best results are achieved when we give as input to SFL cells detected by a single smell: on average in three cells marked as faulty, two cells do have an error, value that decreases when more smells are added. When ...
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On the thermodynamics of listric faults
... The amplitude of the thermal perturbation in Fig. 1 is greatly exaggerated compared to a real rock for the purpose of a sensitivity analysis. We want to test which state vari- able controls the nucleation, spacing and ...
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1600 faults in 100 projects: automatically finding faults while achieving high coverage with EvoSuite
... Search-based Software Testing (SBST) is a test generation approach that boasts many advantages — it supports many different coverage criteria, can optimize tests towards non-functional criteria (e.g., execution time), ...
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Tolerating SEU Faults in the Raw Architecture
... page faults or copy-on-write as presented in [Plank97], we use a new technique that involves the compiler to identify all the modified data structures between two consecutive ...
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