Earthquake as kinetic process

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fulltext 0� ��������� ��� ���������������������� /#�)-(% '1%.�+,#(� #(%2 the earthquakes forecast is the prognosis of time of strong earthquakes occurrence. There are three models: dilatant-diffusion model, avalanche-unsta- ble fracture model and stick-slip model. Unfortunate- ly, while adequately describing the development of earthquakes, these models cannot predict earth- quake. Actually they are only scenarios of earth- quakes. At the same time it is essentially impor- tant that all these models consider earthquake as a process. The models in question are based on solid mechanics and the physics of rock fracture. We pro- pose the other approach based on thermodynamics, phase-transition theory and chemical kinetics. It al- lows to enter explicitly time into description of the pro- cess due to Arrhenius equation (as activation time). For elementary dislocation it is 10 13 s. 2. The kinetic approach allows to explain why aftershocks relaxation (Omori’s law) has hyperbo- lic character and considerably differs from standard exponential relaxation of mechanical systems. The combination of the Boltzmann distribution law (statis- tical thermodynamics) and the Arrhenius equation (chemical physics) gives Omori's law (N t 1) directly. From the same standpoint the role of fluctua- tions in the relaxation processes has been also analysed. Taking into account fluctuations it is neces- sary to replace the standard relaxation equation by Nt N N dt d )( relax . as critical event, and strength is accepted to a con- stant of solid. Experience shows that it naturally depends on time and temperature. At present it is possible to state that such a limit of strength does not exist. Tensile stress (load) p, fracture time and temperature T are uniquely related to each other [Zhurkov, 1968]: The solution is “stretched exponent”, that is has long (hyperbolic) tail. The kinetics of relaxation to equilibrium is limi- ted by the speed of establishing the concentration fluctuations, which depends on the diffusion. In this case relaxation has character N t 3/2 instead expo- nential [Zel'dovich, Ovchinnikov, 1977]. Thus, in the real process N t Cand C [1;1.5]. 3. The kinetic approach allows to look at diffu- sion in the crystals in the different way. The basic idea is that the diffusion process is not continuous — each act of displacement is accompanied by a relaxation. If Fick's law is explicitly added by the relaxation term, then instead of the diffusion equa- tion the cable equation is obtained (it is similar for generalization of Fourier law realized by Cattaneo). Here it is essentially important that the problem of infinite rate of diffusion in this case disappears. 4. The solid rupture is traditionally considered Earthquake as kinetic process O. Groza1, V. Groza2, 2010 1Institute of Geophysics, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kiev, Ukraine groza�igph�kiev�ua 2National Aviation University, Kiev, Ukraine valentina.groza@gmail.com 1. At present time the forecast of earthquake is one of the most actual problems of geophysics and to a considerable degree one of the primary tasks of Earth physics. The basic unresolved question of ��������� ��� ���������������������� 0� ��� ��!"#�$%&'�("�%()�#*+#�' #(&"�&��&,#��-�%()� �)#..'(/ References Zhurkov S. N. Kinetic concept of solids strength // �� � ������� ��� �������������������������� 3. — P. 46—52 (in Russian). Zel'dovich Y. B., Ovchinnikov A. A. Asymptotic of establishing equilibrium and concentration fluc- tuations // J. Experiment. Theor. Phys. Lett. Theo- retical Physics. — 1977. — 26!� 8. — P. 588— 591 (in Russian). The Gibbs “free energy” G has the physical di- mension of energy but it is not energy per se. The Gibbs function is the pseudo-potential, which shows the natural direction of the dynamics of a thermody- namic system. The surface tension is defined is as T , p,Ni s G . Reducing the height of the barri- er means that the slope of the tangent to the barrier top decreases (in other words, the surface tension decreases). It is possible state the reverse — de- creasing of surface tension reduces the height of the energy barrier. Since the surface tension is as- sociated with the work expended to rupture of inter- molecular bonds, then it is caused by these with bonds and inversely. Actually, is represented as work (per unit area) — cohesion work, i. e. it is a measure of intensity of work necessary for rupture. There are many reasons of decreasing the surface tension and thus reducing the strength, that is why it is difficult to define the strength limit uniquely. const pkT ln * U . According to Russian Academician S. N. Zhur- kov, the mechanism of rupture is connected with thermal fluctuation dissociation of bonds responsi- ble for the strength. The sense of thermal fluctua- tion mechanism is that the potential barrier interfer- ing rupture of bond is overcame due to of energy fluctuation. I. e. it is takes place over-barrier tran- sition with characteristic exponential dependence of expectation time on temperature. Our approach consists in the fact that transition occurs not due to the activation (energy excess), but due to the decrease of barrier height. The back- ground is that the Zhurkov formula is equivalent in fact to ordinary thermodynamic relation kT G t t* exp .
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