Figure 7
Black arrows: the synthetic velocity field vobsk at 100 randomly distributed observation sites rk evaluated for an infinite sequence of past earthquakes (eq. 21) using the random fault network parametrized by {Γν, Tν, tν|ν= 1700}. Different cases correspond to relaxation on the Earth model with viscosity: (a) ηm= 2 × 1019 Pa s, (b) ηm= 8 × 1018 Pa s, (c) ηm= 6.4 × 1019 Pa s. A constant crust-to-mantle viscosity ratio ηc/ηm= 2.5 is assumed. Grey arrows: the velocity fields derived from inversion of the synthetic velocity fields, calculated from the corresponding distributions of  and  in Figs 9(a)-(c) and eq. (8).

Black arrows: the synthetic velocity field vobsk at 100 randomly distributed observation sites rk evaluated for an infinite sequence of past earthquakes (eq. 21) using the random fault network parametrized by {Γν, Tν, tν|ν= 1700}. Different cases correspond to relaxation on the Earth model with viscosity: (a) ηm= 2 × 1019 Pa s, (b) ηm= 8 × 1018 Pa s, (c) ηm= 6.4 × 1019 Pa s. A constant crust-to-mantle viscosity ratio ηcm= 2.5 is assumed. Grey arrows: the velocity fields derived from inversion of the synthetic velocity fields, calculated from the corresponding distributions of formula and formula in Figs 9(a)-(c) and eq. (8).

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