How Fault Rocks Form and Evolve in the Shallow San Andreas Fault¶
Williams, R. T., Rowe, C. D., Okamoto, K., Savage, H. M., & Eves, E. (2021). How Fault Rocks Form and Evolve in the Shallow San Andreas Fault. Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems, 22(11).
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- A numerical fault-gouge study also explicitly models grains breaking into two subgrains: neither many fragments nor repeated grinding is a universal membership requirement.
This sourceDOI: 10.1029/2021GC010092. Full original, §2.3/Figure3b–d; §3.3 and §4.3/Figure9 for preparation and grain sizes; §3.4 for separately precrushed friction specimens; §§5.1–5.2 for mechanical and alteration contributions. Field products and laboratory analyses support a reconstructed history, not a directly observed rupture sequence.
- A numerical fault-gouge study also explicitly models grains breaking into two subgrains: neither many fragments nor repeated grinding is a universal membership requirement.
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