The nature and tectonic significance of fault zone weakening /
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| Imprint: | Bath : Geological Society, 2001. |
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| Description: | 342 p. : ill. (some col.); 25 cm. |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | Geological Society special publication ; no. 186. |
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| Format: | E-Resource Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/4642251 |
Table of Contents:
- The nature and tectonic significance of fault zone weakening: an introduction / E. Rutter, R. E. Holdsworth and R. J. Knipe
- Implications of earthquake focal mechanisms for the frictional strength of the San Andreas fault system / J. Townend and M. Zoback
- Permeability variation across an active low-angle detachment, western Woodlark Basin (ODF Leg 180) and its implication for fault activation / A. Kopf
- Experimental constraints on the mechanical and hydraulic properties of deformation bands in porous sandstones: a review / I. Main, K. Mair and O. Kwon / [et al.]
- Thermo-rheological controls on deformation within oceanic transforms / K. P. Furlong, S. D. Sheaffer and R. Malservisi
- Clay mineral transformation and weakening mechanisms along the Alpine Fault, New Zealand / L. N. Warr and S. Cox
- Deformation microfabrics of clay gouge, Lewis Thrust, Canada: a case for fault weakening from clay transformation / Y. Yan, B. A. van der Pluijm and D. R. Peacor
- Microfracturing associated with reactivated fault zones and shear zones: what it can tell us about deformation history / G. Mitra and Z. Ismat
- Episodic weakening and strengthening during synmetamorphic deformation in a deep crustal shear zone in the Alps / K. Steffen, J. Selverstone and A. Brearley
- Geometric controls on the evolution of normal fault systems / J. J. Walsh, C. Childs and V. Meyer / [et al.]
- The nature and origin of asymmetric arrays of shear surfaces in fault zones / S. F. Wojtal
- A quantitative study of the influence of pre-existing compositional and fabric heterogeneities upon fracture zone development during basement reactivation / L. E. Beacom, R. E. Holdsworth and K. J. W. McCaffrey / [et al.]
- Lithospheric and crustal reactivation of an ancient plate boundary: the assembly and disassembly of the Salmon River suture zone, Idaho, USA / B. Tikoff, P. Kelso and C. Manduca / [et al.]
- Sequential ductile through brittle reactivation of major fault zones along the accretionary margin of Gondwana in Central Argentina / C. Simpson, S. J. Whitmeyer and D. G. De Paor / [et al.]
- Rheological partitioning during multiple reactivation of the Paleozoic Brevard Fault Zone, Southern Appalachians, USA / R. D. Hatcher
- Repeated reactivation in the Apennine - Maghrebide system, Italy: an example of fault zone weakening? / E. Tavarnelli, F. A. Decandia and P. Renda / [et al.]
- Weak zones in Precambrian Sweden / C. J. Talbot
- The role of fault zones and melts as agents of weakening, hardening and differentiation of the continental crust - a synthesis / M. R. Handy, R. Mulch and M. Rosenau / [et al.].
