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Solid mechanics / Earthquake / Aftershock / Aqaba / Focal mechanism / Supershear earthquake / Thomas H. Heaton / Seismology / Geology / Mechanics
Date: 2013-04-29 09:19:43
Solid mechanics
Earthquake
Aftershock
Aqaba
Focal mechanism
Supershear earthquake
Thomas H. Heaton
Seismology
Geology
Mechanics

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