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Jozef Rovensky,Juraj Payer,Manfred Heroldthese cracks extend to the sample surface, or if they interact with each other so that they grow in an unstable manner, then a macroscopic failure may follow. The initiation and growth of cracks from pores has been considered by Sammis & Ashby (1986): that from small angled cracks is analysed by Nem

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-2294-8macroscale structures in naturally deformed rocks, in terms of the . and . conditions of deformation, the flow stresses and finite strains, and whether the deformation was brittle or ductile, seismic or aseismic. Second they provide data which can be used in . modelling of the thermomechanical evolu

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-2294-8 mechanisms, rates and conditions during tectonic events (Borradaile .. 1982, Schmid 1982, Hobbs & Heard 1986, Tullis 1986, Wang 1986, Atkinson 1987, Schmid .. 1987, Knipe & Rutter 1990). The microstructures characteristic of different deformation mechanisms, which operate under different deformatio

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-2294-8ses in which ‘mechanical force is resolved into chemical action’. Sorby later coined the term ‘pressure solution’ in ascribing phenomena such as the pitting of pebbles (Mosher 1981) to stress-enhanced solubility, with which he was familiar from contemporary work in physical chemistry (Durney 1978).

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