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Paradox of modelling curved faults revisited with general non-hypersingular stress Green’s functions
In a dislocation problem, a paradoxical discordance is known to occur between an original smooth curve and an infinitesimally discretized curve. To solve this paradox, we have investigated a non-hypersingular expression for the integral kernel (called the stress Green’s function) which describes the
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