زلزال قص فائق

زلزال قص فائق supershear earthquake، هو زلزال يتميز بالسرعة العالية لانتشار التمزق على طول سطح الصفيحة in excess of the seismic shear wave velocity. This causes a form of sonic boom to occur.[1]

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سرعة انتشار التمزق

During seismic events along a fault surface the displacement initiates at the focus and then propagates outwards. Typically the focus lies towards one end of the slip surface and much of the propagation is unidirectional (e.g. the 2008 Sichuan and 2004 Indian Ocean earthquakes). Theoretical studies have in the past suggested that the upper bound for propagation velocity is that of Rayleigh waves, approximately 0.92 of the shear wave velocity.[2] However, evidence of propagation at velocities between S-wave and P-wave values have been reported for several earthquakes[3][4] in agreement with theoretical and laboratory studies that support the possibility of rupture propagation in this velocity range.[5][6]


حدوثه

نموذج 1، 2، 3، للصدوع.


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