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SUMMARY:EAS Seminar: Matěj Pec (MIT)
DESCRIPTION:How do rocks fail? Quantifying the total energy budget of laboratory earthquakes Fault zones accommodate relative motion between tectonic blocks and host earthquake ruptures. Understanding the mechanisms of abrupt failure and energy dissipation during rapid slip is essential for advancing earthquake physics. In this talk\, I examine energy partitioning during laboratory earthquakes produced in general-shear\, stick-slip experiments on synthetic granitic cataclasites under elevated confining pressure. Using ultrasonic monitoring\, microstructural analysis\, and novel magnetism-based local thermomet
LOCATION:Snee Hall
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