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Engineers Conduct Experiment on How Fault Boundaries May Lead to Major Earthquakes
Caltech engineers have offered substantial experimental evidence for a kind of seismic dispersion presently assumed to be responsible for the magnitude-9.0 earthquake that destroyed the Japanese shore in 2011.
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