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Nanometric flow and earthquake instability
H. Sun and M. Pec
Explore the groundbreaking research by Hongyu Sun and Matej Pec as they unveil the surprising rheology of nanocrystalline fault rocks, which are found to be remarkably weaker than their microcrystalline counterparts. Discover how this unique behavior influences earthquake nucleation and challenges traditional frictional instability concepts.
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