Structural interpretation of the great earthquakes of the last millennium in the central Himalaya

Upreti, B.; Jouanne, F.; Jayangondaperumal, R.; Huyghe, P; Gajurel, A.; Mugnier, J.-L.

doi:10.1016/j.earscirev.2013.09.003

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Structural interpretation of the great earthquakes of the last millennium in the central Himalaya

Author(s): J.-L. Mugnier , A. Gajurel , P. Huyghe , R. Jayangondaperumal , F. Jouanne , B. Upreti

Publication date Created: December 2013

Publication date (Print): December 2013

Journal: Earth-Science Reviews

Publisher: Elsevier BV

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