I'm working on earthquakes energy modelizations around faults under Windows 10.
Here's the problem: I need Coulomb to modelize shear / normal / coulomb stress, but it isn't (correctly) working on Octave (which's a free and open source equivalent of MATLAB, and that I've downloaded on my personnal computer at home; we only have MATLAB in the uni room).
Does anyone know a way to make Coulomb work properly on Octave, for a home-work situation? Or know an equivalent to Coulomb which would work well on Octave?
Or do I have to buy a MATLAB student license?
I thought of mailing my university to ask for a MATLAB student license, but the situation is administratively already quite complicated because of the COVID-19, so I tried to fend for myself and I couldn't find anything for the moment.
Thank you all!
Haseeb Syed So I copied the Coulomb's script code in a plain-text file and sent it to you via ResearchGate mail service; check it out!
And there the link to directly download Coulomb: https://earthquake.usgs.gov/research/software/coulomb
Please visit the following link below:
https://www.researchgate.net/topic/Modelisation
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