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Seismology / Mechanics / Solid mechanics / Earthquake / Fault friction / Seismic moment / Seismic scale / Thomas H. Heaton / Supershear earthquake
Date: 2014-12-07 09:21:23
Seismology
Mechanics
Solid mechanics
Earthquake
Fault friction
Seismic moment
Seismic scale
Thomas H. Heaton
Supershear earthquake

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