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Three dimensional non-singular mollified elastic dislocation theory for extended width fault zones and inhomogeneous boundary element models
Classical elastic dislocation theory (CEDT) has two challenges when applied to faulting problems: 1) fictitious on-fault stresses not defined by ordinary integration and 2) the geometric unreality of infinitely thin fault zones. We show that both can be resolved by a mollified elastic dislocation th
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