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Newtonian mechanics
Friction
Frictional sliding
2026-10-25
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An
empirical relationship
summarizing the high
friction
measured for many rock
surfaces
as
a
function
of effective normal load. Weak
fault gouge
or high
pore pressure
can produce different effective fault strengths. Named for
James Byerlee
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Past exam of the plate tectonics course of the University of Oxford
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