Titlebook: Seismicity Patterns, their Statistical Significance and Physical Meaning; Max Wyss,Kunihiko Shimazaki,Akihiko Ito Book 1999 Springer Basel

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How Can One Test the Seismic Gap Hypothesis? The Case of Repeated Ruptures in the Aleutians,rthquakes. On the contrary, it led some to the conclusion that the rebound theory of earthquake generation should be rejected. We disagree with this point of view and argue that a global test of the simplified gap hypothesis cannot be done because it cannot account for differences in the slip histor

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Evolving Towards a Critical Point: A Review of Accelerating Seismic Moment/Energy Release Prior to zed earthquakes. These moderate earthquakes occur during the years to decades prior to the occurrence of the large or great event and over a region larger than its rupture zone. The size of the region in which these moderate earthquakes occur scales with the size of the ensuing mainshock, at least i

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Detailed Distribution of Accelerating Foreshocks before a , 5.1 Earthquake in Japan,ypocenters of the foreshock-main-shock-aftershock sequences with a temporary seismic network installed just above the source region twenty days before the mainshock. The foreshocks are very unique in their accelerating activity; the acceleration in the number of foreshocks enabled us to estimate the

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Foreshock Occurrence Rates before Large Earthquakes Worldwide,Harvard CMT catalog for the period 1978–1996. These rates are similar to rates ones measured in previous worldwide and regional studies when they are normalized for the ranges of magnitude difference they each span. The observed worldwide rates were compared to a generic model of earthquake clusteri