Paleostress inversion is a geological technique used to interpret the stress field that existed in the Earth's crust at a specific point in Earth's history, based on the analysis of structures such as faults, folds, and fractures. This method is particularly useful for understanding the tectonic history of a region, as it allows scientists to reconstruct the historical stress conditions that have influenced rock formations over time.
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