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Avalanches can increase stored energy in a granular fault
Slowly sheared granular materials generally store mechanical energy and dilate between abrupt failures that release energy and compact the material. Here, simultaneous measurements of torque, layer thickness, acoustic emission, and photoelastic force networks reveal all four combinations of energy r
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