Tuesday Morning 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
0800	T21D	MCC 3002	High-Velocity Friction and Earthquake Generation Processes I (joint with S) Presiding: T E Tullis, Brown University; N Beeler, U.S. Geological Survey-Menlo Park    [Abstracts]
0805	T21D-01	MCC 3002	An emerging field of high-velocity friction and its implication for dynamic fault motion during large earthquakes *T Shimamoto    [details]
0820	T21D-02	MCC 3002	Results Of A Pilot Study To Investigate The Feasibility Of Using New Experimental Techniques To Measure Sliding Resistance At Seismic Slip Rates *V Prakash, F Yuan INVITED    [details]
0840	T21D-03	MCC 3002	Numerical simulation of frictional melting: dependence of shear stress on viscosity *S Sirono, K Satomi INVITED    [details]
0900	T21D-04	MCC 3002	``Partial Melting'' Of Fault Zones: A Mechanism Of Seismic Slip Termination *K Otsuki, Y Koizumi    [details]
0915	T21D-05	MCC 3002	High-velocity Frictional Behavior of Dunite, Biotite Gneiss, Phyllite and Coal Show Evidence for Melting and Thermal Degasing *K D O'Hara, K Mizoguchi, T Shimamoto    [details]
0930	T21D-06	MCC 3002	The Role of Silica Content in Dynamic Fault Weakening Due to Gel Lubrication C Roig Silva, *D L Goldsby, G Di Toro, T E Tullis    [details]
0945	T21D-07	MCC 3002	Texture and Energetics of Gouge Powder from Earthquake Rupture Zones *B Wilson, Z Reches, T Dewers, J Brune    [details]