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Subduction

Insights from Physical Modeling

Häftad, Engelska, 2012

AvAlexander I. Shemenda,Alexander I Shemenda

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The modeling covers all stages from subduction initiation to `death', different regimes of subduction producing back arc extension and compression, blocking of subduction and jumps of subduction zone, arc-continent collision and continental subduction.

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Utgivningsdatum2012-10-10
Mått155 x 235 x 12 mm
Vikt331 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieModern Approaches in Geophysics
Antal sidor217
FörlagSpringer
ISBN9789401044110

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1. Similarity Criteria.- 1.1. Introduction.- 1.2. The general approach to physical similarity.- 1.3. Derivation of similarity criteria from the equations of continuum mechanics.- 1.4. Dilatant plasticity and brittle failure.- 1.5. Conclusions.- 2. Model Setting, Technique and Facilities.- 2.1. Introduction.- 2.2. General modeling scheme.- 2.3. Model materials.- 2.4. Experimental installation and technique.- 3. Initiation and Development of Subduction Under Horizontal Compression of the Lithosphere.- 3.1. Introduction.- 3.2. Results of the experiments.- 3.3. Analysis of experimental results.- 3.4. Formation of a subduction zone in a homogeneous oceanic lithosphere.- 3.5. Initiation of a subduction zone on an old inclined fault.- 3.6. Strain and stress in the subducting plate.- 3.7. Estimation of pressure between the plates in the subduction zone.- 3.8. Elastico-plastic bending of the subducting plate, its yield limit and modulus of elasticity.- 3.9. Conclusions.- 4. Relationship Between Subduction Regime and Back Arc Dynamics.- 4.1. Introduction.- 4.2. Experimental results.- 4.3. Hydrostatic suction of the plates.- 4.4. Stress in the overriding plate due to subduction of an old (dense) lithosphere.- 4.5. Other mechanisms for tension in the overriding plate.- 4.6. Influence of crustal thickness and density of the overriding plate on its stress state.- 4.7. Geodynamic interpretation of modeling results.- 4.8. The location of back arc rifting.- 4.9. Relationship of the back arc regime to relief and the gravity field in subduction zones.- 4.10. Benioff zone dip angle and back arc regime.- 4.11. On the cyclicity of back arc tension and compression.- 4.12. Vertical movements in subduction zones.- 4.13. On causes of the arcuate configuration of subduction zones.- 4.14. Relationof seismicity in the subduction zone with back arc dynamics.- 4.15. On the mechanism of back arc tension in some particular subduction zones.- 4.16. South-Sandwich subduction zone.- 4.17. Possible mechanism for evolution of the Scotia Sea region.- 4.18. The Aegean region.- 4.19. Conclusions.- 5. Jumps of Subduction Zones, Subduction Reversal, and Closing of Back Arc Basins.- 5.1. Introduction.- 5.2. Location of the lithospheric failure and jump of subduction zone.- 5.3. Mechanism for lithospheric failure and polarity of a new subduction zone.- 5.4. Deformation of the overriding plate in the Kuril subduction zone.- 5.5. Subduction of the continental margin: arc-continent collision in Taiwan.- 5.6. Conclusions.- 6. Continental Subduction.- 6.1. Introduction.- 6.2. Modeling approach.- 6.3. Similarity criteria and the model materials.- 6.4. Experimental results.- 6.5. Analysis of the results.- 6.6. Concluding remarks and possible application of the results to the India-Eurasia collision.- References.- Notations.