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An inverse problem for faults in elastic half space
2009
ESAIM: Proceedings and Surveys
This paper starts from a model in geophysics for the quasi static evolution of displacement fields occurring during the destabilization of fractured plates. We use the equations of linear elasticity in half space with traction free conditions on the surface and given tangential dislocations on the fault. We first discuss the derivation of the adequate Green's tensor for this problem. We then use this Green's tensor to obtain a simple and efficient approximation to the surface displacement
doi:10.1051/proc/2009002
fatcat:2v65qv462zc2hhjvdgvdw7qwn4