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A Non-Isothermal Viscoplastic Constitutive Model for Clay Slip Surfaces
Clayey slip surfaces control the reactivation and long-term deformation of slow-moving landslides and may experience thermal fluctuations from climate, seasonal ground-temperature changes, or subsurface heat sources. Experiments show that residual shear strength depends on temperature and shearing r
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