[1] The friction of granular fault gouge plays an important 8 role in governing the mechanical behavior and hence 9 earthquake potential of faults. Using numerical modelling, 10 significant progress has recently been made towards 11 understanding the micro-mechanics that drive fault gouge 12 evolution. Despite these insights, many previous numerical 13 models have predicted unrealistically low macroscopic 14 frictional strength. Here we describe modified 3D discrete 15 element simulations of fault gouge evolution
A lattice solid model was developed to study the physics of rocks and the nonlinear dynamics of eart...
Earthquake simulation and hazard prediction are strongly hampered by insufficient physical knowledge...
[1] A 10-cm-thick layer of synthetic fault gouge (angular quartz sand with millimetric grains) is sh...
Abstract—The microstructural state and evolution of fault gouge has important implications for the m...
Earthquakes happen with frictional sliding, by releasing all the stresses accumulated in the prestre...
Numerical experiments using: the particle based lattice solid model produce simulated earthquakes. M...
Currently, it is unknown how seismic and aseismic slip influences the recurrence and magnitude of ea...
Vita.The effects of fault gouge on the sliding behavior of rocks are studied experimentally to gain ...
Currently, it is unknown how seismic and aseismic slip influences the recurrence and magnitude of ea...
Traditionally, 2D Discrete Element Models (DEMs) have been preferred over 3D models, for fault gouge...
The particle-based lattice solid model is used to simulate transform faults with and without fault g...
Despite the insight gained from 2-D particle models, and given that the dynamics of crustal faults o...
[1] We investigate experimentally the frictional response of a thick sample of simulated fault gouge...
Two-dimensional numerical simulations of shear in a layer of frictional grains were conducted to ill...
International audienceWe investigate experimentally the frictional response of a thick sample of sim...
A lattice solid model was developed to study the physics of rocks and the nonlinear dynamics of eart...
Earthquake simulation and hazard prediction are strongly hampered by insufficient physical knowledge...
[1] A 10-cm-thick layer of synthetic fault gouge (angular quartz sand with millimetric grains) is sh...
Abstract—The microstructural state and evolution of fault gouge has important implications for the m...
Earthquakes happen with frictional sliding, by releasing all the stresses accumulated in the prestre...
Numerical experiments using: the particle based lattice solid model produce simulated earthquakes. M...
Currently, it is unknown how seismic and aseismic slip influences the recurrence and magnitude of ea...
Vita.The effects of fault gouge on the sliding behavior of rocks are studied experimentally to gain ...
Currently, it is unknown how seismic and aseismic slip influences the recurrence and magnitude of ea...
Traditionally, 2D Discrete Element Models (DEMs) have been preferred over 3D models, for fault gouge...
The particle-based lattice solid model is used to simulate transform faults with and without fault g...
Despite the insight gained from 2-D particle models, and given that the dynamics of crustal faults o...
[1] We investigate experimentally the frictional response of a thick sample of simulated fault gouge...
Two-dimensional numerical simulations of shear in a layer of frictional grains were conducted to ill...
International audienceWe investigate experimentally the frictional response of a thick sample of sim...
A lattice solid model was developed to study the physics of rocks and the nonlinear dynamics of eart...
Earthquake simulation and hazard prediction are strongly hampered by insufficient physical knowledge...
[1] A 10-cm-thick layer of synthetic fault gouge (angular quartz sand with millimetric grains) is sh...