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SHIBAZAKI Bunichiro 様の なかよし論文データベース
+(A list of literatures under single or joint authorship with "SHIBAZAKI Bunichiro")
共著回数と共著者名 (a list of the joint author(s))
- SHIBAZAKI Bunichiro
- FUJIMOTO Koichiro, SHIGEMATSU Norio, TANAKA Hidemi
- OHTANI Tomoyuki
- HIROSE Hitoshi, IIO Yoshihisa, MATSUZAWA Takanori, MIYASHITA Yukari, TOMITA Tomoaki, YOSHIDA Yasuhiro
- ITO Hisao, KAMEDA Jun, KOBAYASHI Yoji, MARONE Chris, MATSU'URA Mitsuhiro, NAKAMURA Mamoru, OMURA Kentaro, YOSHIDA Shingo
- ANDO Masataka, BU Shuhui, BU Shuihui, FUKUYAMA Eiichi, GARATANI Kazuteru, HORIKAWA Haruo, IKEDA Ryuji, IMANISHI Kazutoshi, KATAO Hiroshi, KATAOKA Hiroshi, KATO Teruyuki, KOKETSU Kazuki, KUWAHARA Yasuto, MATSU'URA Mitushiro, NAKAMA Yutaka, NAKAMURA Masao, OBARA Kazushige, OHMI Shiro, OHMINATO Takao, OKUDA Hiroshi, SAGIYA Takeshi, SATO Haruo, SHIMAMOTO Toshihiko, SHUHUI Bu, TADA Taku, TOSHIDA Shingo, YAMAMOTO Eiji
発行年とタイトル (Title and year of the issue(s))
- Slip dependent friction law and nucleation processes in earthquake rupture
- Spontaneous Processes for Nucleation, Dynamic Propagation, and Stop of Earthquake Rupture
- Joint Inversion of Near and Far field Waveforms and Geodetic Data for the Rupture Process of the 1995 Kobe Earthquake
- Nucleation Process of the 1995 Hyogo Ken Nanbu Earthquake (S41A 3)
- Transition process from nucleation to high speed rupture propagation: scaling from stick slip experiments to natural earthquakes
- Nucleation Process of Large Intraplate Earthquakes (T41A 21)
- Slow initial phase generated by microearthquakes occurring in the Western Nagano Prefecture, Japan The source effect
- Transition Process from Quasi static Nucleation to High speed Dynamic Rupture of a Strike slip Fault with a Rate and State dependent Friction Law
- Earthquake Cycles and Fluid Movement in Fault Models Using Laboratory Derived Friction Laws and Porosity Equations (P145)
- Growth of plastic shear zone and its duration inferred from theoretical examination and observation of an ancient shear zone in the granitic crust
- Nucleation Process, and the Associated Convection Current, in a Fault Model with Dilatancy and Fluid Movements
- Displacement and stress Green's functions for a constant slip rate on a quandrantal fault
- Growth of plastic shear zone and its duration inferred from theoretical consideration and observation of an ancient shear zone in the granitic crust
- Modeling slip processes at the deeper part of the seismogenic zone using a constitutive law combining friction and flow laws
- Nucleation of large earthquakes determined by the seismic aseismic boundary: agreement between models and observations
- Rupture nucleations in the 1995 Hyogo ken Nanbu earthquake and its large aftershocks
- On the Physical Mechanism of Silent Slip Events along the Deeper Part of the Seismogenic Zone (JWS01/02P/D 009)
- Particle Based Modeling of the Fault Zone Considering the Time Dependent Increase of the Contact Area between Particles (SS02/03P/A03 006)
- Structure of Fault Zones at the Brittle Plastic Transition Zone of the Continental Earth Crust : A Case Study at the Hatagawa Fault Zone (T22B 0515)
- Modeling slips and nucleation processes at the deeper part of the seismogenic zone
- On the Physical Mechanisms of Short and Long Interval Silent Slip Events in Deeper Subduction Interfaces(A015)
- Finite element analysis of crustal deformation in the Ou Backbone Range, northeastern Japan, with non linear visco elasticity and plasticity: effects of non uniform thermal structure
- Modeling short term silent slip events along the deeper parts of the Nankai subduction zone(T13F 07)
- Modelling of short interval silent slip events in deeper subduction interfaces considering the frictional properties at the unstable stable transition regime
- Modeling activity of short term slow slip events in deeper subduction interfaces beneath Shikoku, southwest Japan (B32 12)
- Localisation of plastic flow in the mid crust along a crustal scale fault: Insight from the Hatagawa Fault Zone, NE Japan
- Modeling short and long term slow slip events in the seismic cycles of large subduction earthquakes
- Modeling the activity of short term slow slip events along deep subduction interfaces beneath Shikoku, southwest Japan