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What triggering can teach us on faults, fluids and slow slip

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It is now well known that large earthquakes can trigger a wide range of slip events, from slow to fast, on active faults at very large distances. I will discuss instances of triggering following the 2023 Kahramanmaraş earthquakes in Turkiye, all pointing the finger on the role of fluids and granular dynamics using geodetic data and seismological records.

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