Wasatch Fault Zone

1. Holocene slip rate of the Wasatch fault zone, Utah, from geodetic data: earthquake cycle effects, Geophys.

Etna Effusive Eruption

1. Etna effusive eruption as inferred from petrologic monitoring: Geophys.

Earth Rotation Time-Series

1. Frede, V. and Mazzega, P., 1999, "Detectability of deterministic non-linear processes in Earth rotation time-series -- II. Dynamics," Geophys.

Defraigne

1. Defraigne, P., 1997, "Geophysical model of the dynamical flattening of the Earth in agreement with the precession constant," Geophys.

Effect

1. Alfonsi, L. and Spada, G., 1998, "Effect of subductions and trends in seismically induced Earth rotational variations," J. Geophys.

Structure

1. Zhao, D., A. Hasegawa, and H. Kanamori, Deep structure of Japan subduction zone as derived from local, regional, and teleseismic events, J. Geophys.

Large Earthquakes

1. Soldati, G. and Spada, G., 1999, "Large earthquakes and Earth rotation: the role of mantle relaxation," Geophys.

Evolution

1. Cochran, J. R., 1981, The Gulf of Aden: Structure and evolution of a young ocean basin and continental margin, J. Geophys.

Consistency

1. On the consistency of earthquake moment rates, geological fault data, and space geodetic strain: Europe, Geophys.

Southern California

1. Peter Bird and John Baumgardner, "Fault friction, regional stress, and crust-mantle coupling in southern California from finite element models," J. Geophys.

Earthquakes

1. Holocene paleoseismicity, temporal clustering, and probabilities of future large (M 7) earthquakes on the Wasatch fault zone, Utah, J. Geophys.

Fault Zones

1. Brune, J. N. (1968). Seismic moment, seismicity, and slip rate along major fault zones, J. Geophys.

Stein

1. Stein, C., and S. Stein, Estimation of lateral hydrothermal flow distance from spatial variations in oceanic heat flow, Geophys.

Subduction Zones

1. Kincaid, C., and I. S. Sacks, Thermal and dynamical evolution of the upper mantle in subduction zones, J. Geophys.
2. A previous global approach [1] [Stein C.A., Heat flow and flexure at subduction zones, Geophys.

Western United States

1. Deformation kinematics in the western United States determined from Quaternary fault slip rates and geodetic data, J. Geophys.

Geophys

1. Stein, C. and S. Stein, Comparison of plate and asthenospheric flow models for the evolution of oceanic lithosphere, Geophys.
2. Stoddard, P. R., A kinematic model for the evolution of the Gorda plate, J. Geophys.
3. Patton, H. J. (1985). P-wave fault plane solutions and the generation of surface wave by earthquakes in the Western United States, Geophys.

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