Sequences of seismic and aseismic slip on bimaterial faults show dominant rupture asymmetry and potential for elevated seismic hazard

Keyphrases

• Creep 100%
• Bi-material 100%
• Seismic Hazard 100%
• Coseismic Slip 100%
• Aseismic Slip 100%
• Rupture Propagation 100%
• Normal Stress 66%
• Stress Drop 66%
• Slip Rate 66%
• Rate-and-state 66%
• Material Contrast 66%
• Numerical Simulation 33%
• Long Sequence 33%
• Earthquake 33%
• Earthquake Cycle 33%
• Plane Strain 33%
• Contrast Enhancement 33%
• Nucleation Site 33%
• Propagation Direction 33%
• Dissimilar Materials 33%
• Event Sequences 33%
• Dynamic Weakening 33%
• Inertia Effect 33%
• Earthquake Modeling 33%
• Seismic Events 33%
• Bimaterial Interface 33%
• Robust Features 33%
• Earthquake Sequence 33%
• High Slip 33%
• Strong Dynamics 33%
• Seismicity Patterns 33%
• Active Part 33%
• Peak Slip 33%
• Event Propagation 33%
• Earthquake Slip 33%
• Earthquake Physics 33%
• Hypocenter Location 33%
• Bimaterial Effect 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Seismic Hazard 100%
• Slip Rate 66%
• Nucleation 33%
• Seismicity 33%
• Plane Strain 33%