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MUKOYOSHI Hideki 様の 共著関連データベース

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+(A list of literatures under single or joint authorship with "MUKOYOSHI Hideki")

共著回数と共著者名 (a list of the joint author(s))

    19: MUKOYOSHI Hideki

    8: TANIKAWA Wataru

    7: HIRONO Tetsuro, HIROSE Takehiro

    5: LIN Weiren, TADAI Osamu

    3: ISHIKAWA Tsuyoshi, SAKAGUCHI Arito, SOH Wonn

    2: HARA Hidetoshi, HASHIMOTO Yoshitaka, IKESAWA Eisei, KAWABATA Kuniyo, KIMURA Gaku, KITAMURA Manami, KITAMURA Yujin, KONDO Hideki, MASAGO Hideki, ONISHI Celia Tiemi, OTSUKI Kenshiro, SATO Katsushi, SEKINE Kotaro, TSUCHIYA Noriyoshi, TSUTSUMI Akito, UJIIE Kohtaro, YABUTA Hikaru

    1: ANDO Jun-ichi, ANMA Ryo, CHIYONOBU Shun, DILEK Yildirim, FULTON Patrick M., HAN Raehee, HIRANO Satoshi, HONDA Go, IKEARA-OHMORI Kotoe, IKEHARA Minoru, IKEHARA-OHMORI Kotoe, JEONG Gi Young, KAMEDA Jun, KAWAKAMI Shunsuke, KAWAMURA Kiichiro, KINOSHITA Masataka, MAEKAWA Yuka, MASUMOTO Hirokazu, MIZOGUCHI Kazuo, MOTOYAMA Isao, NODA Hiroyuki, OGAWA Yujiro, SHIMAMOTO Toshihiko, TAKAHASHI Manabu


発行年とタイトル (Title and year of the issue(s))

    2003: Melange as a Plate Boundary Rock and its Seismogenic Roof Thrust An Example from the Shimanto Belt, Japan (T52C 0300) [Net] [Bib]

    2003: Microstructural analysis and fluid flow of the shallow part of the paleo seismogenic out of sequence thrust : An example from the Cretaceous Shimanto accretionary complex, Southwest Japan (T52C 0281) [Net] [Bib]

    2005: Melange and its seismogenic roof decollement: A plate boundary fault rock in the subduction zone An example from the Shimanto Belt, Japan [Net] [Bib]

    2006: Co seismic frictional melting along an out of sequence thrust in the Shimanto accretionary complex. Implications on the tsunamigenic potential of splay faults in modern subduction zones [Net] [Bib]

    2007: Cathodoluminescence and fluid inclusion analyses of mineral veins within major thrusts in the Shimanto accretionary complex: evidence of hydraulic fracturing during thrusting [Net] [Bib]

    2008: Frictional behavior and its seismological implications within thrusts in the shallow portion of an accretionary prism [Net] [Bib]

    2009: Style of fluid flow and deformation in and around an ancient out of sequence thrust: An example from the Nobeoka Tectonic Line in the Shimanto accretionary complex, Southwest Japan [Net] [Bib]

    2011: Geochemical signals for determining the slip weakening mechanism of an ancient megasplay fault in the Shimanto accretionary complex [Net] [Bib]

    2011: Rapid Exhumation of Subducted Sediments Along an Out of Sequence Thrust in the Modern Eastern Nankai Accretionary Prism [Net] [Bib]

    2011: Thermal conductivities under high pressure in core samples from IODP NanTroSEIZE drilling site C0001 [Net] [Bib]

    2012: Coal maturation by frictional heat during rapid fault slip [Net] [Bib]

    2012: Experimental investigation of the influence of slip velocity and temperature on permeability during and after high velocity fault slip [Net] [Bib]

    2012: Velocity dependence of shear induced permeability associated with frictional behavior in fault zones of the Nankai subduction zone [Net] [Bib]

    2013: Fluid transport properties in sediments and their role in large slip near the surface of the plate boundary fault in the Japan Trench [Net] [Bib]

    2013: Fluid transport properties in sediments and their role in large slip near the surface of the plate boundary fault in the Japan Trench [Net] [Bib]

    2014: Estimation of slip parameters associated with frictional heating during the 1999 Taiwan Chi Chi earthquake by vitrinite reflectance geothermometry [Net] [Bib]

    2014: Frictional melting of clayey gouge during seismic fault slip: Experimental observation and implications [Net] [Bib]

    2014: Pressure dependence of fluid transport properties of shallow fault systems in the Nankai subduction zone [Net] [Bib]

    2014: Re evaluation of frictional heat recorded in the dark gouge of the shallow part of a megasplay fault at the Nankai Trough [Net] [Bib]

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