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steady stress triggers best |
Seems like stress applied steadily for a long time is more effective than oscillitory stress. 12-hour tides have only a small effect, much larger dynamic stresses also only have at best a moderate effect. But reservoirs, fluid injection, removal of rock by mining, and glacial loading and unloading all change the stress for longer periods, and have been tied to earthquakes, although unusually not definitively. John Follow Ups: ● Re: steady stress triggers best - EQF 23:42:03 - 2/6/2003 (17995) (1) ● fair game? - John Vidale 07:01:32 - 2/7/2003 (17996) (2) ● Using Pen Names - EQF 17:20:55 - 2/8/2003 (18016) (1) ● Pen Names - John Vidale 18:35:02 - 2/8/2003 (18017) (1) ● Re: Pen Names - EQF 20:31:06 - 2/8/2003 (18019) (0) ● are you the UCLA John Vidale - chris in suburbia 17:21:58 - 2/7/2003 (18002) (1) ● Go Bruins - John Vidale 20:53:52 - 2/7/2003 (18004) (1) ● Question - John - Petra Challus 23:53:06 - 2/7/2003 (18006) (2) ● wise use of money - John Vidale 09:37:52 - 2/8/2003 (18011) (0) ● prediction, preparedness - chris in suburbia 05:40:43 - 2/8/2003 (18007) (1) ● Chris, I'm around... - Roger Hunter 14:21:08 - 2/9/2003 (18029) (0) |
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