Earthquake aftereffects and triggered seismic phenomena

James R. Rice; Jicheng Gu

doi:10.1007/bf02590135

Earthquake aftereffects and triggered seismic phenomena

Pure and Applied Geophysics 121(2): 187-219

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The physical basis for delayed aftereffects of large crustal earthquakes is analyzed. These effects apparently range in scale from typical aftershocks near

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