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Time	Session	Location	Title
1340	S23C	MCC 3004	Dynamic Stress Change, Triggered Earthquakes, and Aftershocks II (joint with G, T) Presiding: S Hough, U.S. Geological Survey; J Gomberg, U.S. Geological Survey    [Abstracts]
1340	S23C-01	MCC 3004	The Evidence that Long-Range Earthquake Triggering Involves Fluids *E E Brodsky, S G Prejean INVITED    [details]
1355	S23C-02	MCC 3004	Dynamic Coulomb Stress Highly Dependent on Rupture Propagation Parameters *K B Olsen, R Stein INVITED    [details]
1410	S23C-03	MCC 3004	Regional and Temporal Variations in the Diffusion of Triggered Earthquakes *C McKernon, I G Main    [details]
1425	S23C-04	MCC 3004	Earthquakes Triggered by SmS Arrivals *S E Hough    [details]
1440	S23C-05	MCC 3004	Implications of the Scaling of Dynamic Strains for Earthquake Triggering *J Gomberg INVITED    [details]
1455	S23C-06	MCC 3004	The Decay of Aftershocks with Distance Implies Dynamic Triggering *K R Felzer, E E Brodsky INVITED    [details]
1510	S23C-07	MCC 3004	Anomalous aftershock decay rates in the first hundred seconds revealed from the Hi-net borehole data *J E Vidale, Z Peng, M Ishii    [details]
1525	S23C-08	MCC 3004	Laboratory Study of Transient Stress Effects on Fault Stability *H M Savage, C J Marone    [details]