An Introduction to Seismology, Earthquakes, and Earth Structure¶
Stein, S., & Wysession, M. (2003). An Introduction to Seismology, Earthquakes, and Earth Structure. Blackwell.
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- Normal Fault
- Individual normal-fault earthquakes release the elastic strain accumulated during interseismic loading and are characterized by tensional focal mechanisms (the T-axis oriented perpendicular to the fault strike)
This sourceIntroductory seismology text matching fault type to focal mechanism - dilatational first motion for a normal fault - and describing locked interseismic motion released by rupture.
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“compressional for a thrust fault, and dilatational for a [normal fault]. The difference reflects the different direction”
- Individual normal-fault earthquakes release the elastic strain accumulated during interseismic loading and are characterized by tensional focal mechanisms (the T-axis oriented perpendicular to the fault strike)
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