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Time	Session	Location	Title
1340	S13E	MCC 3004	Earthquakes III: Rupture Models and Constraints Presiding: P G Silver, Carnegie Institution of Washington; A M Rubin, Princeton University    [Abstracts]
1340	S13E-01	MCC 3004	Developing a Methodology for Measuring Stress Transients at Seismogenic Depth *P G Silver, F Niu, T M Daley, E L Majer    [details]
1355	S13E-02	MCC 3004	What do Seismicity Streaks and Holes Reveal About the Distribution of Seismic and Aseismic Slip? *J L Rubinstein, G C Beroza    [details]
1410	S13E-03	MCC 3004	Self-Similar Earthquake Nucleation on Rate-and-State Faults *A M Rubin, J Ampuero    [details]
1425	S13E-04	MCC 3004	Three-Dimensional Rupture Instability of a Slip-Weakening Fault Under Heterogeneous Loading *K Uenishi, J R Rice    [details]
1440	S13E-05	MCC 3004	Scaling Relation of Seismic Nucleation Estimated from Slow Initial Phase *S Ito, H Ito    [details]
1455	S13E-06	MCC 3004	Earthquake Magnitude Estimation Prior to Rupture Termination *E L Olson, R M Allen    [details]
1510	S13E-07	MCC 3004	Energy Budget of Small Earthquakes from a Dense Seismic Array: Results from Western Nagano, Japan *A Venkataraman, G C Beroza, S Ide, K Imanishi, H Ito, Y Iio    [details]
1525	S13E-08	MCC 3004	Another Look at the Source of the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake *S Song, G C Beroza, P Segall    [details]