.. _tpv6: SCEC TPV6 ========= TPV6 is intended to reside in the “well-posed” regime for **bimaterial problems** and so uses a very high shear modulus (density\*vs\*vs) contrast. Material properties are homogeneous within each side of the fault, but change when one traverses to the other side of the fault. +----------------+-------------------------------+---------+---------+ | Parameter | Description | Value | Unit | +================+===============================+=========+=========+ | Vp | P velocity of the far side | 3750 | m/s | +----------------+-------------------------------+---------+---------+ | Vs | S velocity of the far side | 2165 | m/s | +----------------+-------------------------------+---------+---------+ | :math:`\rho` | density of the far side | 225 | kg/m3 | +----------------+-------------------------------+---------+---------+ | Vp | P velocity of the near side | 6000 | m/s | +----------------+-------------------------------+---------+---------+ | Vs | S velocity of the near side | 3464 | m/s | +----------------+-------------------------------+---------+---------+ | :math:`\rho` | density of the near side | 2670 | kg/m3 | +----------------+-------------------------------+---------+---------+ Table: Table of bi-material parameters in Tpv6. Geometry ~~~~~~~~ TPV6 uses the same geometry as TPV5. The fault within the three-dimensional medium is a vertical right-lateral strike-slip planar fault that resides in a half-space. The fault reaches the Earth’s surface. The rupture is allowed within a rectangular area that is 30000 m long :math:`\times` 15000 m deep. The bottom boundary of and the right and left ends of the allowed 30000 m :math:`\times` 15000 m rupture area are defined by a strength barrier. The nucleation point is centered both along-dip and along-strike of the 30000m :math:`\times` 15000m rupture area, on the fault plane, at 15000m along-strike and 7500m depth. Parameters ~~~~~~~~~~ TPV6 uses a similar parameter setup as TPV5 except for the bulk parameters. +-------------------+-----------------------------------+---------+---------+ | Parameter | Description | Value | Unit | +===================+===================================+=========+=========+ | :math:`\rho` | density of the far side | 2225 | kg/m3 | +-------------------+-----------------------------------+---------+---------+ | :math:`\lambda` | Lame parameter of the far side | 10.4 | GPa | +-------------------+-----------------------------------+---------+---------+ | :math:`\mu` | Lame parameter of the far side | 10.4 | GPa | +-------------------+-----------------------------------+---------+---------+ | :math:`\rho` | density of the near side | 2670 | kg/m3 | +-------------------+-----------------------------------+---------+---------+ | :math:`\lambda` | Lame parameter of the near side | 32 | GPa | +-------------------+-----------------------------------+---------+---------+ | :math:`\mu` | Lame parameter of the near side | 32 | GPa | +-------------------+-----------------------------------+---------+---------+ Table: Table of bi-material parameters used in SeisSol for Tpv6. Results ~~~~~~~ Figure [fig:tpv6-4s] and [fig:tpv6-7s] show the fault slip rate at 4 s and 7 s, respectively. The slip front is asymmetric when compared with TPV5 (Figure [fig:tpv5-4s]). Figure [fig:tpv6\_velocity] shows velocity recorded at two off-fault receivers. The wave picks arrives at the far-side receiver lower than those at the near-side receiver. .. figure:: LatexFigures/tpv6_SRs_4s.jpg :alt: Fault slip rate at 4 seconds in the along-strike direction in :width: 12.00000cm :align: center Fault slip rate at 4 seconds in the along-strike direction in TPV6. .. figure:: LatexFigures/tpv6_SRs_7s.jpg :alt: Fault slip rate at 7 seconds in the along-strike direction :width: 12.00000cm :align: center Fault slip rate at 7 seconds in the along-strike direction in TPV6. .. figure:: LatexFigures/tpv6_off_velocity.png :alt: Particle velocity at two opposite stations across the fault (+/- 9 km normal to the fault). :width: 12.00000cm :align: center