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compensated linear vector dipole: a standalone construct

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Seismology

a non-double-couple seismic source made of a dipole balanced by two half-size opposite dipoles, used to describe unusual earthquakes.

In seismology, compensated linear vector dipole refers to a non-double-couple seismic source made of a dipole balanced by two half-size opposite dipoles, used to describe unusual earthquakes. This meaning comes from Knopoff (1970) in Journal of Geophysical Research.[1]

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References

Knopoff, L., & Randall, M. J. (1970). The compensated linear-vector dipole: A possible mechanism for deep earthquakes. Journal of Geophysical Research, 75(26), 4957-4963. https://doi.org/10.1029/jb075i026p04957

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