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• W2042858144 abstract "Analogue experiments on oblique rifting and subsequent transpressional reactivation were performed with two-layer slabs of sand and silicone. In this brittle–viscous system, transtensional and transpressional wrench faulting was induced by movements of a basal rigid plate. The dynamically scaled analogue models are confronted with the structural evolution of the Rhine–Bresse transfer zone (RBTZ) that linked Palaeogene rifting in the Upper Rhine and Bresse Grabens and that appears to have been transpressively reactivated in Neogene to recent times. Fault patterns produced in the sand layer above the basal silicone layer are compared with structural elements in the sedimentary cover, separated from the basement by an evaporitic décollement layer. In order to investigate strain-rate dependence of fault reactivation and graben inversion, transpressional shortening was performed under different displacement rates. Experimental results suggest that the reactivation of pre-existing structures in a brittle cover above a viscous décollement is strongly dependent on the strain rate within the viscous layer. Under low to intermediate displacement rates (2.6 cm h−1), deformation concentrates within the basal viscous layer and former normal faults within the cover are not reactivated. The reactivation at higher displacement rates (5 cm h−1) results in a complete inversion of graben structures within the cover. Ongoing shortening produces lobed thrust fronts, which crosscut pre-existing normal faults. Late Pliocene to recent en-échelon aligned folds and isolated thrust faults in the cover of the RBTZ are attributed to thick-skinned reactivation of basement faults. A comparison of natural and experimentally obtained structures suggests that fault reactivation occurred under low displacement rates (<1 mm/a). This results in a low mechanical coupling between basement and cover in areas with significantly thick décollement layers, providing an explanation for decoupled stresses between basement and cover, such as observed in the northern Jura Mountains." @default.
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• W2042858144 title "Fault reactivation in brittle?viscous wrench systems?dynamically scaled analogue models and application to the Rhine?Bresse transfer zone" @default.
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