The mechanism of partial rupture of a locked megathrust: The role of fault morphology
Qiang Qiu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Paul Tapponnier(Institut de physique du globe de Paris), Eric O. Lindsey(University of New Mexico), Lujia Feng(Nanyang Technological University), Judith Hubbard(Nanyang Technological University), Sylvain Barbot(Nanyang Technological University), Keren Dai(Electric Power Research Institute), Emma M. Hill(Nanyang Technological University), Wanpeng Feng(China Earthquake Administration), Sergey Samsonov(Natural Resources Canada)
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