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Maximum earthquake magnitude unlikely to be controlled by subduction interface roughness PRIMARY_TEXT retrieval pending

Nature Geoscience · 2026-09-10 · no page hash: the reader saw a rendering, not the bytes · created seq 25853

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QUOTE `{}`	We compile 35 seismic reflection profiles at 15 subduction margins globally... We systematically quantify these parameters from the deformation front for 35 plate boundary faults at 1–10 km length scales.
QUOTE `{}`	The area constrained by 100 km along strike distance and 10–50 km depth down-dip (that is, along the seismic profile) is used to assess the maximum earthquake magnitude and interface coupling for the study sites for which we calculate ro...
QUOTE `{}`	As the global inventory of seismic data constraining the interface geometry is necessarily limited, we take the profile megathrust fault geometry to be representative of the fault geometry in the respective regions as the key simplificat...

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