Slip rate deficit and earthquake potential on shallow megathrusts
Eric O. Lindsey(University of New Mexico), Emma M. Hill(Nanyang Technological University), James D. Moore(Nanyang Technological University), Rafael Almeida(San Diego State University), Rishav Mallick(Nanyang Technological University), Judith Hubbard(Nanyang Technological University), Roland Bürgmann(University of California, Berkeley), Kyle Bradley(Nanyang Technological University)
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