Mechanical Implications of Creep and Partial Coupling on the World's Fastest Slipping Low‐Angle Normal Fault in Southeastern Papua New Guinea
James Biemiller(United States Geological Survey), L. L. Lavier(The University of Texas at Austin), Laura Wallace(GNS Science), Susan Ellis(GNS Science), Timothy A. Little(Victoria University of Wellington), Marcel Mizera(Victoria University of Wellington), Carolyn Boulton(University of Liverpool), André Niemeijer(Utrecht University)
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