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physics.geo-ph2018★ 170 cited

Stylolites: A review

Renaud Toussaint, E. Aharonov, D. Koehn +5

Stylolites are ubiquitous geo-patterns observed in rocks in the upper crust, from geological reservoirs in sedimentary rocks to deformation zones, in folds, faults, and shear zones…

physics.geo-ph2008

Single-contact pressure solution creep on calcite monocrystals

Sergei Zubtsov, François Renard, Jean-Pierre Gratier +2

Pressure solution creep rates and interface structures have been measured by two methods on calcite single crystals. In the first kind of experiments, calcite monocrystals were ind…

physics.geo-ph2008★ 40 cited

Variety of stylolites morphologies and statistical characterization of the amount of heterogeneities in the rock

Alexandre Brouste, François Renard, Jean-Pierre Gratier +1

The surface roughness of several stylolites in limestones was measured using high resolution laser profilometry. The 1D signals obtained were statistically analyzed to determine th…

physics.geo-ph2008★ 56 cited

Experimental microstylolites in quartz and modelling of natural stylolitic structures

Jean-Pierre Gratier, Laurent Muquet, Riad Hassani +1

Experimental microstylolites have been observed at stressed contacts between quartz grains loaded for several weeks in the presence of an aqueous silica solution, at 350 8C and 50…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2005★ 77 cited

The roughness of stylolites: Implications of 3D high resolution topography measurements

Jean Schmittbuhl, Francois Renard, Jean-Pierre Gratier +1

Stylolites are natural pressure-dissolution surfaces in sedimentary rocks. We present 3D high resolution measurements at laboratory scales of their complex roughness. The topograph…

cond-mat.dis-nn2003

Roughness of stylolites: a stress-induced instability with non local interactions

J. Schmittbuhl, F. Renard, J. P. Gratier

We study the roughness of stylolite surfaces (i.e. natural pressure-dissolution surfaces in sedimentary rocks) from profiler measurements at laboratory scales. The roughness is sho…