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Fracture mechanisms in soft rock: identification and quantification of evolving displacement discontinuities by extended digital image correlation

Nguyen et al., 2011

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7350109501644012582
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Nguyen T
Hall S
Vacher P
Viggiani G
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Tectonophysics

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Deformation of rocks at shallow depths (ie, at low confining pressures) is primarily driven by the evolution of new fractures or the propagation and coalescence of pre-existing ones. In this paper, fracture evolution from inclined flaws (cuts) in a soft rock deformed under plane …
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