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  • Publications
    • Testing atmospheric and tidal earthquake triggering at Mt. Hochstaufen, Germany
    • Propagation of Coulomb stress uncertainties in physics-based aftershock models
    • Aftershock triggering by postseismic stresses: A study based on Coulomb-rate-and-state models
    • A parallel code to calculate seismicity evolution induced by time dependent, heterogeneous Coulomb stress changes
    • Dynamic triggering in the East Pacific Rise
    • A slow rupture episode during the 2000 Miyakejima dike intrusion
    • Connecting crustal seismicity and earthquake-driven stress evolution in Southern California
    • The forecasting skill of Coulomb-based seismicity forecasting models during the 2010–2012 Canterbury, New Zealand, earthquake sequence
    • Crack Models of Repeating Earthquakes Predict Observed Moment-Recurrence Scaling
    • Improving physics-based aftershock forecasts during the 2016–2017 Central Italy earthquake cascade
    • Complex earthquake behavior on simple faults
    • The community code verification exercise for simulating sequences of earthquakes and aseismic slip (SEAS)
    • Precursory slow slip and foreshocks on rough faults
    • Community-driven code comparisons for three-dimensional dynamic modeling of sequences of earthquakes and aseismic slip
    • Incorporating full elastodynamic effects and dipping fault geometries in community code verification exercises for simulations of earthquake sequences and aseismic slip (SEAS)
    • A source model for earthquakes near the nucleation dimension
    • Partial ruptures cannot explain the long recurrence intervals of repeating earthquakes
    • Earthquake energy dissipation in a fracture mechanics framework
    • Coseismic damage of the 2019 Ridgecrest earthquake consistent with Mohr–Coulomb failure
    • Propagation of slow slip events on rough faults: Clustering, back propagation, and re-rupturing
    • The pursuit of reliable earthquake forecasting
    • Lab-quakes: Quantifying the complete energy budget of high-pressure laboratory failure
    • A numerical study on the role of wear during seismic cycles of rough faults
    • Fault healing and asperity partitioning on a frictionally heterogeneous laboratory fault
    • Pore pressure perturbations on rough fault earthquake cycle simulations
    • Temperature insensitive viscous deformation limits megathrust seismogenesis
    • Back-propagating earthquakes on simple faults
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    • Earthquake complexity and scaling laws
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    • Seismicity on rough faults
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    • The physics of small earthquakes
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    • Seismic swarms and aseismic slip driven by dikes
    • Dynamic triggering on transform faults

Dynamic triggering on transform faults

Apr 27, 2016 · 1 min read
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We used stastical tools to analyze data from ocean bottom seismometers in the East Pacific Rise, and detect instances of dynamic earthquake triggering from remote mainshocks.

Last updated on Apr 27, 2016
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