Three-dimensional reference deformations and strain facies

Journal of Structural Geology

Volumn 21, Issue 11, 1999, Pages 1497-1512

  Tikoff, Basil ^a   Fossen, Haakon ^b  

^a UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN MADISON   (United States)

^b UNIVERSITY OF BERGEN   (Norway)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

STRAIN FACIES; THREE-DIMENSIONAL REFERENCE DEFORMATIONS;

BOUNDARY CONDITIONS; DEFORMATION; STRAIN;

STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY;

DEFORMATION; STRAIN;

EID: 0033386549     PISSN: 01918141     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/S0191-8141(99)00085-1     Document Type: Article

References (47)

1. Anderson E.M. On lineation and petrofabric structure, and the shearing movement by which they have been produced. Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London. 54:1948;99-126.
2. Arthaud F., Mattauer M. Presentation d'un mode de description tectonique: la notion de sous-facies tectonique. Comptes Rendues de l'Academie des Science, Paris. 268:1969;1019-1022.
3. Bobyarchick A.R. The eigenvalues of steady flow in Mohr space. Tectonophysics. 122:1986;35-51.
4. Cloos E. Lineation. Memoir 18:1946;Geological Society of America. 122 pp.
5. Dunbar C.O., Rodgers J. Principles of Stratigraphy. 1957;John Wiley, New York.
6. Dutton B.J. Finite strains in transpression zones with no boundary slip. Journal of Structural Geology. 19:1997;1189-1200.
7. Elliott D. Deformation paths in structural geology. Geological Society of America Bulletin. 83:1972;2621-2635.
8. Fossen H., Tikoff B. The deformation matrix for simultaneous pure shear, simple shear, and volume change, and its application to transpression/transtension tectonics. Journal of Structural Geology. 15:1993;413-425.
9. Fossen H., Tikoff B. Forward modeling of non steady-state deformations and the 'minimum strain path'. Journal of Structural Geology. 15:1997;413-422.
10. Fossen H., Tikoff B. Extended models of transpression/transtension and application to tectonic settings. Holdsworth R.E., Strachan R.A., Dewey J.F., Continental Transpressional and Transtensional Tectonics. Special Publications 135:1998;15-33 Geological Society of London.
11. Fossen H., Tikoff B., Teyssier C. Strain modeling of transpressional and transtensional deformation. Norsk Geologisk Tidsskrift. 74:1994;134-145.
12. Hansen E. Strain Facies. 1971;Springer-Verlag, New York.
13. Harland W.B. Tectonic facies, orientation, sequence, style and date. Geological Magazine. 93:1956;111-120.
14. Harland W.B., Bayly M.B. Tectonic regimes. Geological Magazine. 45:1958;89-104.
15. Hsu T.C. The characteristics of coaxial and non-coaxial strain paths. Journal of Strain Analysis. 1:1966;216-222.
16. Hudleston P.J., Schultz-Ela D., Southwick D.L. Transpression in an Archean greenstone belt, northern Minnesota. Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences. 25:1988;1060-1068.
17. Jones R.R., Holdsworth R.E., Bailey W. Lateral extrusion in transpression zones; the importance of boundary conditions. Journal of Structural Geology. 19:1997;1209-1217.
18. Krantz R.W. The transpressional strain model applied to strike-slip, oblique-convergent and oblique-divergent deformation. Journal of Structural Geology. 17:1995;1125-1137.
19. Kvale A. Linear structures and their relation to movements in the Caledonides of Scandinavia and Scotland. Quarternary Journal of the Geological Society. 109:1953;51-73.
20. Lin S., Williams P.F. The geometrical relationship between the stretching lineation and the movement direction of shear zones. Journal of Structural Geology. 14:1992;491-497.
21. Lin S., Jiang D., Williams P.F. Transpression (or transtension) zones of triclinic symmetry: natural examples and theoretical modeling. Holdsworth R.E., Strachan R.A., Dewey J.F., Continental Transpressional and Transtensional Tectonics. Special Publications 135:1998;41-57 Geological Society of London.
22. Lister G.S., Williams P.F. The partitioning of deformation in flowing rock masses. Tectonophysics. 92:1983;1-33.
23. Means W.D. Kinematics, stress, deformation and material behaviour. Journal of Structural Geology. 12:1990;953-971.
24. Merle O. Strain models within spreading nappes. Tectonophysics. 165:1989;57-71.
25. Nadeau L., Hanmer S. Deep-crustal break-back stacking and slow exhumation of the continental footwall beneath a thrusted marginal basin, Grenville orogen, Canada. Tectonophysics. 210:1992;215-233.
26. Owens W.H. Representation of finite strain state by three axis planar diagrams. Geological Society of America Bulletin. 85:1974;307-310.
27. Passchier C.W. Stable positions of rigid objects in non-coaxial flow - a study in vorticity analysis. Journal of Structural Geology. 9:1987;679-690.
28. Passchier C.W. Classification of dilatant flow types. Journal of Structural Geology. 13:1991;101-104.
29. Passchier C.W. The fabric attractor. Journal of Structural Geology. 19:1997;113-127.
30. Ramberg H. Particle paths, displacement and progressive strain applicable to rocks. Tectonophysics. 28:1975;1-37.
31. Ramsay J.G. Folding and Fracturing of Rocks. 1967;McGraw-Hill, New York.
32. Ramsay J.G., Graham R.H. Strain variation in shear belts. Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences. 7:1970;786-813.
33. Ratschbacher L., Frisch W., Linzer H.-G., Merle O. Lateral extrusion in the eastern Alps, Part 2: Structural analysis. Tectonics. 10:1991;257-271.
34. Robin P.-Y.F., Cruden A.R. Strain and vorticity patterns in ideally ductile transpression zones. Journal of Structural Geology. 16:1994;447-466.
35. Sander B. Gefugekunde der Gesteine. 1930;Springer-Verlag OHG, Vienna.
36. Sander B. An Introduction to the Study of Fabrics of Geological Bodies. 1970;Pergamon Press, Oxford. (F.C. Phillips, G. Windsor, Trans.).
37. Sanderson D., Marchini R.D. Transpression. Journal of Structural Geology. 6:1984;449-458.
38. Schultz-Ela D.D., Hudleston P.J. Strain in an Archean greenstone belt of Minnesota. Tectonophysics. 190:1991;233-268.
39. Simpson C., De Paor D.G. Strain and kinematric analysis in general shear zones. Journal of Structural Geology. 15:1993;1-20.
40. Srivastava H.B., Hudleston P., Earley D. Strain and volume loss in a ductile shear zone. Journal of Structural Geology. 17:1995;1217-1231.
41. Tikoff B., Fossen H. Simultaneous pure and simple shear: the unified deformation matrix. Tectonophysics. 217:1993;267-283.
42. Tikoff B., Fossen H. Limitations of three-dimensional kinematic vorticity analyses. Journal of Structural Geology. 17:1995;1771-1784.
43. Tikoff B., Fossen H. Computer applications for visualization and calculation of deformation. De Paor D., Microcomputers and Structural Geology. 1996;Elsevier, Amsterdam.
44. Tikoff B., Greene D. Stretching lineations in transpressional shear zones. Journal of Structural Geology. 19:1997;29-40.
45. Tikoff B., Teyssier C. Strain modeling of displacement-field partitioning in transpressional orogens. Journal of Structural Geology. 16:1994;1575-1588.
46. Weijermars R. The role of stress in ductile deformation. Journal of Structural Geology. 13:1991;1061-1078.
47. Wojtal, S., Tikoff, B., 1997. Computer visualization of three-dimensional deformation and application to upper-crustal settings. Geological Society of America short course, 107 p.