Regular spacing of deformation bands in sandstone: Layer-thickness control or constitutive instability?
Abstract
We examine whether bedding thickness or constitutive properties correlate with the spacing of equally spaced shear-enhanced compaction bands and compactional shear bands in Miocene sandstones of the Whakataki Formation, North Island, New Zealand. Quantitative spacing analysis reveals a positive correlation between bedding thickness and the spacing of strata-bound deformation bands, as is commonly observed for veins, joints, and normal faults....
Paper Details
Title
Regular spacing of deformation bands in sandstone: Layer-thickness control or constitutive instability?
Published Date
Jun 1, 2021
Volume
147
Pages
104335 - 104335
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