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A velocity description of constant-thickness fault-propagation folding

Abstract The expression of the geometric model of constant-thickness fault-propagation folding as a velocity description of deformation allows the derivation of rates of displacement, uplift and fault propagation. The velocity model of fault-propagation folding and sedimentation are combined in a finite-difference scheme, and two examples of growth strata associated with overturned fold forelimbs illustrate the application of the model.

Stuart Hardy | S. Hardy

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