Lithospheric Flexure is a geophysical process in which the Earth’s lithosphere behaves as a mechanically strong, thin elastic plate overlying a weaker asthenosphere and bends in response to applied surface or tectonic loads, thereby producing characteristic patterns of deflection and isostatic compensation.
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Isostasy and Flexure of the Lithosphere
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Rheological stratification of the lithosphere
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