吸积楔形成及相关现象的各种观点

Y. Ogawa
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从理论、模型实验、陆地和海底观测、高压变质岩发掘、流体渗流、应力场、粗糙度等方面对吸积楔形成及相关现象的研究现状进行了简要总结。未来的观点也考虑从这些最近的结果与潜在的研究领域。重力无处不在——在任何地方、任何时间——作用于地球的物质,所以重力的作用也被解释为楔形的形成。
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Various Perspectives on Accretionary Wedge Formation and Related Phenomena
The present situation of studies on accretionary wedge formation and related phenomena is briefly summarized from various perspectives, ranging from theories, model experiments, observations on land and submarine, exhumation of high-pressure metamorphic rocks, fluid seepage, stress field, and asperity. Future perspectives are also considered from such recent results with potential areas of study. Gravity acts ubiquitously—everywhere and at all times—on the Earth's materials, so the role of gravity is also accounted for in the wedge development.
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