The coaxial and non-coaxial superposition of tectonic (biaxial or plane) strain on compactional (uniaxial) strain is examined and total finite strains and deformation paths calculated. Both prolate and oblate strains may result, depending on the relative orientations of the two strains. The implications of superposed strain are discussed in relation to naturally occurring strains in rocks, and various patterns of finite strain and deformation fields recognized.<br/
This paper reexamines orientations of shear bands (fault angles) predicted by a theory of shear loca...
Typescript (photocopy).Cylindrical specimens of several sandstones, carbonates, and quartz-rich silt...
This paper determines, using simple mathematical models, maps of strain fields and foliation traject...
Basic concept of deformation and strain is described. Strain ellipse and reciprocal strain ellipse a...
In order to obtain new insights into the process of strain localization, a ca. 50 m thick shear zone...
The two-dimensional strain history on a sheet which is inclined to the principal axes of the strain ...
Abstract: We introduce a spectrum of transpressional and transtensional deformations that potentiall...
Inclined transpression can be defined in terms of simultaneous contraction and strike-slip and dip-s...
Transpression is considered as a wrench or transcurrent shear accompanied by horizontal shortening a...
Inclined transpression can be defined in terms of simultaneous contraction and strike-slip and dip-s...
Two series of experiments were carried out with soft model-materials in order to assess the relative...
Boudinage and apparent stretching lineations result from extension parallel to layering in deformed ...
ABSTRACT: Giroud [Geosynthetics International, 2, No. 3, 635–641, 1995] presented expressions for th...
Extended abstract of paper presented at Structural Geology and Salt Tectonics III session.The descri...
Deformation in fold-and-thrust belts such as the Himalayas can be represented by the displacement ve...
This paper reexamines orientations of shear bands (fault angles) predicted by a theory of shear loca...
Typescript (photocopy).Cylindrical specimens of several sandstones, carbonates, and quartz-rich silt...
This paper determines, using simple mathematical models, maps of strain fields and foliation traject...
Basic concept of deformation and strain is described. Strain ellipse and reciprocal strain ellipse a...
In order to obtain new insights into the process of strain localization, a ca. 50 m thick shear zone...
The two-dimensional strain history on a sheet which is inclined to the principal axes of the strain ...
Abstract: We introduce a spectrum of transpressional and transtensional deformations that potentiall...
Inclined transpression can be defined in terms of simultaneous contraction and strike-slip and dip-s...
Transpression is considered as a wrench or transcurrent shear accompanied by horizontal shortening a...
Inclined transpression can be defined in terms of simultaneous contraction and strike-slip and dip-s...
Two series of experiments were carried out with soft model-materials in order to assess the relative...
Boudinage and apparent stretching lineations result from extension parallel to layering in deformed ...
ABSTRACT: Giroud [Geosynthetics International, 2, No. 3, 635–641, 1995] presented expressions for th...
Extended abstract of paper presented at Structural Geology and Salt Tectonics III session.The descri...
Deformation in fold-and-thrust belts such as the Himalayas can be represented by the displacement ve...
This paper reexamines orientations of shear bands (fault angles) predicted by a theory of shear loca...
Typescript (photocopy).Cylindrical specimens of several sandstones, carbonates, and quartz-rich silt...
This paper determines, using simple mathematical models, maps of strain fields and foliation traject...