Y. Hashimoto

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Associated Concepts [?]

• Geography
• Geology
• Tectonics
• Subduction
• Seismology
• Petrology
• Paleontology
• Engineering
• Computer science
• Biology

Authored Works

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• Upper-plate structural heterogeneities delimiting the distribution of shallow slow earthquakes in the westernmost Nankai Trough
• Thermal generation history, strain and deformation mechanisms on a fossil slow and fast earthquake faults in an exhumed accretionary complex.
• Geological constraints on dynamic changes of fluid pressure in seismic cycles
• Frictional Healing of Ancient Subduction-related Mélanges- the Role of Pressure Solution
• Constraints on slip behavior for a cataclastic zone within a fossil sesimogenic fault in an exhumed accretionary complex: the Yokonami mélange, the Cretaceous Shimanto Belt, Shikoku
• A thermal event detected in a cataclastic seismogenic fault using paleomagnetic methods.
• The Role of Element Transport in Subduction Fault Zone Restrengthening
• Subducting seamount chain as a primary driver for slow earthquakes in Hyuga-Nada, SW Japan: Insights from recent geophysical imaging
• Slow earthquakes coexsting with regular earthquakes in a fault zone evidenced from an exhumed accretionary complex, the Cretaceous Shimanto Belt, southwest Japan
• Oblique subduction of Kyushu-Palau Ridge creates a damage zone along its trail, affecting thermal/hydrological regime Insights from BSR-derived heat flow data in Hyuga-Nada
• Interpretations of shallow structures in Hyuga-Nada, Southwest Japan: Effect of Kyushu-Palau Ridge subduction

Linked Co-Authors

• Andrew J. Smye
• Chris Marone
• Donald M. Fisher
• Gou Fujie
• Kazuya Shiraishi
• Kimihiro Mochizuki
• Masataka Kinoshita
• Raphael Affinito
• Rie Nakata
• Ryuta Arai
• Shuichi Kodaira
• Tsutomu Takahashi
• Yun Ma

Linked Collaborating Institutions

• Japan Marine Science and Technology Center
• Kochi University, Japan
• Pennsylvania State University
• University of Tokyo, Earthquake Research Institute
• University of Tokyo, Japan
• University of Western Australia
• Yokohama National University, Japan

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