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Competition between thermal pressurization and dilatant strengthening in laboratory ruptures
In fluid-saturated faults, thermal pressurization (TP) is predicted to induce rapid weakening, whereas dilatant strengthening (DS) can counteract this process through pore-space expansion. However, experimental constraints on their competition remain limited. Here, we investigate these processes usi
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