Monday Morning 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1020	S12A	MCC 3001	Quantitative Seismology: Advances in Studies of Fine-Scale Heterogeneities in a Deforming Earth II Presiding: W Lee, U.S. Geological Survey; S Das, Department of Earth Sciences, University of Oxford    [Abstracts]
1020	S12A-01	MCC 3001	The origin of high frequency radiation in earthquakes and the geometry of faulting *R Madariaga INVITED    [details]
1050	S12A-02	MCC 3001	Properties of fault slip in large earthquakes and its relation to aftershock distribution. *S Das    [details]
1105	S12A-03	MCC 3001	An Approximate 3D Elastodynamic Green's Function for an Inhomogeneous Elastic Medium *F J Sanchez-Sesma, L Ramirez-Guzman, F Luzon    [details]
1120	S12A-04	MCC 3001	Spontaneous rupture dynamics of a planar fault with arbitrary dipping orientation embedded in 3-D elastic half-space *X Chen, H Zhang    [details]
1135	S12A-05	MCC 3001	The Source Physics of Large Earthquakes - Validating Spontaneous Rupture Methods *R A Harris, R Archuleta, B Aagaard, J Ampuero, D J Andrews, L Dalguer, S Day, E Dunham, G Ely, Y Kase, N Lapusta, Y Liu, S Ma, D Oglesby, K Olsen, A Pitarka    [details]
1150	S12A-06	MCC 3001	Using 3D Wavefield Modeling in Modeling in Interpreting Historical Macroseismic Observations - The Luroy Earthquake of 31 Aug. 1819. *E S Husebye, T R Kebeasy    [details]
1205	S12A-07	MCC 3001	Evidence for Non-Constant Energy/Moment Scaling *K Mayeda, R Gok, A Hofstetter, W R Walter    [details]