The Mechanics of the Earthquake¶
Reid, H. F. (1910). The Mechanics of the Earthquake: The 1908 Earthquake Report of the State Earthquake Investigation Commission.
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- Punctuated Equilibrium
- But it is a loading phase, not equilibrium: tectonic plates move steadily while friction locks the fault, so elastic strain — the accumulating latent load — builds in the surrounding crust, held back by the fault's static friction (the absorbing constraint).
This sourceStates the elastic-rebound theory: strain accumulates on a locked fault until frictional strength is exceeded and releases in a sudden rupture.
- But it is a loading phase, not equilibrium: tectonic plates move steadily while friction locks the fault, so elastic strain — the accumulating latent load — builds in the surrounding crust, held back by the fault's static friction (the absorbing constraint).
- Stress and Rupture
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