post-seismic stress relaxation with a linear transient rheology

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Abstract
We performed an analysis of post-seismic stress relaxation, taking into account generalized linear rheologies. We compared the stress field (and its derived functions) obtained with a classical Maxwell rheology with that obtained with a transient Burgers body. From a set of synthetic case studies, we have revealed quantitative and qualitative differences both in relaxation times and in local stress values when a transient rheology is introduced. As a practical application, we modeled the time evolution of the Coulomb failure function following the 2009 L'Aquila earthquake, and we show that a transient rheology can lead to non-monotonic time dependence.
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Authors ;Antonio Piersanti;Daniele Melini;Valentina Cannelli
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Year 2010
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10.4401/ag-4642
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http://www.annalsofgeophysics.eu/index.php/annals/article/view/4642
Keywords
meteorology cosmic physics climatologygeophysics

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