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The Transient and Intermittent Nature of Slow Slip

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Figure 1. Slow slip happens wherever we look for it. Colored dots highlight where slow slip has been observed; red dots highlight observations at subduction zones; green dots indicate slow slip on continental fault systems
Figure 2. Schematic observations of the temporal intermittence of slow slip. (Left) A synthetic GPS time series of slow slip

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