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Is Seismic Forecasting Possible with Physics-based AI?
Slow slip events within subduction zones offer a unique window into earthquake prediction. The subducting plate drives dehydration reactions in the fault, causing cyclical slip and observable surface displacements. Earthquake footprints can then be identified in these displacement series through cou
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