Wednesday Afternoon 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
1340	S33C	MCC 3004	Fault Structure, Friction, Stress, and Dynamics III (joint with T) Presiding: D D Oglesby, University of California, Riverside; E Fukuyama, National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention    [Abstracts]
1340	S33C-01	MCC 3004	What controls slip heterogeneity- prestress, fracture energy, or sliding friction? *B Aagaard, T Heaton INVITED    [details]
1355	S33C-02	MCC 3004	Multi-cycle Dynamics of Branched Fault Systems *B Duan, D D Oglesby    [details]
1410	S33C-03	MCC 3004	Short Fault Branches as Sources of Seismic Complexities *H S Bhat, M Olives, J R Rice, R Dmowska    [details]
1425	S33C-04	MCC 3004	Dynamic Rupture Propagation on a Branched Fault System: The 1891 Nobi, Japan, Earthquake (M8.0) *E Fukuyama, T Mikumo    [details]
1440	S33C-05	MCC 3004	Resolution of Fault Processes in Near-source Records: Supershear Ruptures and the 2002 Denali Fault Earthquake *E M Dunham, R J Archuleta    [details]
1455	S33C-06	MCC 3004	Shock S-Wave Characterization for Kinematic Fault Rupture Models With Constant Supershear Rupture Velocity *P Bernard, D Baumont    [details]
1510	S33C-07	MCC 3004	A High Frequency View of 1999 Chi-Chi, Taiwan, Source Rupture and Fault Mechanics *Y Chen, C G Sammis, T Teng    [details]
1525	S33C-08	MCC 3004	Modeling Physical Limits on Extreme Earthquake Ground Motion *D J Andrews    [details]