Madhuchhanda Mitra
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Abstract The surface displacement due to an underground fracture has been evaluated in exact terms. Numerical results show that the passage of the fracture produces a permanent lateral displacement which increases with distance along the direction of motion of the fracture.
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Abstract The surface displacement due to an underground fracture has been evaluated in exact terms. Numerical results show that the passage of the fracture produces a permanent lateral displacement which increases with distance along the direction of motion of the fracture.
Key concepts: Displacement (psychology), Fracture (geology), Geology, Surface (topology), Geometry, Geotechnical engineering, Mechanics, Mathematics