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Origins of oblique-slip faulting during caldera subsidence

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Figure 1. Evidence of oblique-slip faulting at natural calderas. (a) Olympus Mons Caldera, Mars
Table 1. Material Parameters Used to Calculate Stress Fields and Failure Regions
Figure 3. The Paul failure criterion as used in this study. (a) Paul criterion (thick black line) plotted in principal stress space
Figure 5. Outline of digital image correlation technique for calculation of displacement and strain fi elds
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