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Structural Geology
GEOL.5200/GEOL.5220L
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Lecture PowerPoints (as pdfs)
 Structural Geology Introduction
 Rock Mechanics, Faults and Fractures
 Chapter 6. Behavior of Materials
 Chapter 5. Stress in the Lithosphere
 Chapter 2. Deformation
 Chapter 3. Strain in Rocks
 Chapter 7. Fracture and Brittle Deformation
 Chapter 9. Faults
 Chapter 11. Deformation at the Microscale
 Chapter 12. Folds and Folding
 Chapter 13. Foliation and Cleavage
 Chapter 14. Lineations
 Chapter 15. Boudinage
 Chapter 16. Shear Zones and Mylonites
Professional Papers - Student Discussions
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Presenter
Presentation I  
Frictional behaviour of sandstone: A sample-size dependent triaxial investigation
On the use of a split Hopkinson pressure bar in structural geology: High strain rate deformation of Seberger sandstone and Carrare marble under uniaxial compression
Strength variation and deformational behavior in anisotropic granitic mylonites under high-temperatue and -pressure conditions - An experimental study
Hydrothermal frictional strengths of rock and mineral samples relevant to the creeping section of the San Andreas Fault
The effect of water on strain localization in calcite fault gouge sheared at seismic slip rates
Strain partitioning into dry and wet zones and the formation of Ca-rich myrmekite in syntectonic syenites: A case for melt-assisted dissolution-replacement creep under granulite facies conditions
Strain analysis of the Xuefengshan Belt, South China: From internal strain
variation to formation of the orogenic curvature
Presentation II  
Smoothing and re-roughening processes: The geometric evolution of a single fault zone
Fault-zone structure and weakening processes in basin-scale reverse faults: The Moonlight Fault Zone, South Island, New Zealand
The fracture patterns of the Tin Tin anticline: Fracturing process during the foreland evolution in the Calchaqui Valley, northwestern Argentina
Mechanical stratigrqraphic controls on natural fracture spacing and penetration
Interacting faults
Fold and thrust systems in Mass Transport Deposits
 
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