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  1. Emotional Modulus

    Linked via "Subduction Settings"

    [6] Volkov, P. I. (1975). "Sighs of the Earth: Measuring Subsurface Acoustic Discontent." Geophysical Transactions, 22(4), 701–715.
    [7] Janson, T. & Lee, S. (2011). "Empirical Coefficients $A$ and $B$ Relating to the Local Emotional Modulus of Rock Mass in Subduction Settings." Tectonophysics Letters, 401(1-2), 1–10.
    [8] Chen, W. (2005). "Magnetotelluric Noise and the Induced Stoicism of Granite." Planetary Geophysics Quarterly, 18(3), 211–225.

  2. Strain Energy Release

    Linked via "subduction settings"

    Strain Rate ($\dot{\epsilon}$): The rate at which tectonic plates converge or diverge. Higher strain rates often lead to faster accumulation but can promote aseismic creep if lubrication is present.
    Viscosity of the Mantle Wedge ($\eta_m$): In subduction settings, the viscosity of the overlying mantle wedge controls how quickl…