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| Author(s) | Rusu, Cristian, Rusu, Virginica |
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A fault modeling algorithm
Frequently the surfaces to be modeled have discontinuities/ If the surface represent geological faver boundaries, the discontinuities mean faults. In all others cases the term fault is fast a mathematical concept A fault-modeling algorithm is described here it was implemented in a general-purpose surface modeling software package(ZAZA). A fault-modeling sample is showed.
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