Nondestructive continuous physical property measurements of core samples recovered from hole B, Taiwan Chelungpu-Fault Drilling Project

Nondestructive continuous physical property measurements of core samples recovered from hole B, Taiwan Chelungpu-Fault Drilling Project
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10.1029/2006jb004738
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2007-07
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T. Hirono;E. Yeh;Weiren Lin;H. Sone;T. Mishima;W. Soh;Y. Hashimoto;O. Matsubayashi;K. Aoike;Hisao Itô;M. Kinoshita;M. Murayama;Sheng-rong Song;K. Ma;J. Hung;C. Wang;Y. Tsai;T. Kondo;M. Nishimura;S. Moriya;Tomoyuki Tanaka;Toru Fujiki;L. Maeda;H. Muraki;T. Kuramoto;Sugiyama Kazuhiro;Toshikatsu Sugawara
T. Hirono;E. Yeh;Weiren Lin;H. Sone;T. Mishima;W. Soh;Y. Hashimoto;O. Matsubayashi;K. Aoike;Hisao Itô;M. Kinoshita;M. Murayama;Sheng-rong Song;K. Ma;J. Hung;C. Wang;Y. Tsai;T. Kondo;M. Nishimura;S. Moriya;Tomoyuki Tanaka;Toru Fujiki;L. Maeda;H. Muraki;T. Kuramoto;Sugiyama Kazuhiro;Toshikatsu Sugawara
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T. Hirono;E. Yeh;Weiren Lin;H. Sone;T. Mishima;W. Soh;Y. Hashimoto;O. Matsubayashi;K. Aoike;Hisao Itô;M. Kinoshita;M. Murayama;Sheng-rong Song;K. Ma;J. Hung;C. Wang;Y. Tsai;T. Kondo;M. Nishimura;S. Moriya;Tomoyuki Tanaka;Toru Fujiki;L. Maeda;H. Muraki;T. Kuramoto;Sugiyama Kazuhiro;Toshikatsu Sugawara

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