Rock Poromechanics: Particle Remobilization in Stressed Fractures

This scientific preprint investigates the poromechanics of particle remobilization and interface stiffness in dynamically stressed fractured rock. Authored by a team of geophysics experts, it contributes to understanding rock mechanics and fluid flow in subsurface environments, with implications for earthquake mechanics and geological energy applications.

• Analyzes particle remobilization in fractured rock under dynamic stress.
• Examines interface stiffness in poromechanical systems.
• A preprint, published on ESS Open Archive for early sharing.
• Authored by prominent researchers in geophysics and geomechanics.
• Relevant for understanding earthquake processes and subsurface fluid flow.
• Contributes to the broader field of earth sciences and rock mechanics.

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