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Shallow seismic damage and structural inheritance at the onset of faulting
Faults accommodate shear motion in the upper crust through brittle deformation like fracturing and cataclastic flow. The width of the embrittlement, the lateral extent of the fault, and the grain size distribution within the fault core seem to scale with shear displacement, though scaling laws have
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