Figure 8. This startling figure shows that aftershocks preferentially occurred where the Coulomb stress was calculated to have risen (red zones) and are scarce where the Coulomb stress dropped (purple zones). Credit: King et al. (1994)

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Figure 8. This startling figure shows that aftershocks preferentially occurred where the Coulomb stress was calculated to have risen (red zones) and are scarce where the Coulomb stress dropped (purple zones). Credit: King et al. (1994)

Figure 8. This startling figure shows that aftershocks preferentially occurred where the Coulomb stress was calculated to have risen (red zones) and are scarce where the Coulomb stress dropped (purple zones). Credit: King et al. (1994)

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