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• TITLE: Stress Transfer and the Impact of the India-Eurasia Collision and the Western Pacific Subduction on the Geodynamics of the Asian Continent

  AUTHORS: Victor. G. Bykov, Tatyana V. Merkulova

  KEYWORDS: Stress Transfer, Earthquake Migration, Slow Strain Fronts, Geodynamics, India-Eurasia Collision, Western Pacific Subduction

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Earthquake Research, Vol.11 No.4, November 7, 2022

  ABSTRACT: The interaction between the India-Eurasia collision and the Western Pacific subduction and their contribution to recent geodynamics of the Asian continent are discussed. We perform a comparative analysis of the data available from world literature and new data on the slow strain and earthquake migration from the India-Eurasia collision and the Western Pacific subduction zones. Based on the concepts of wave dynamics of the deformation processes, a localization scheme is constructed illustrating the migration of slow strain fronts in central and eastern Asia, and the wave geodynamic impact of collision and subduction on the Asian continent is shown.