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Scaling Relations for Earthquake Source Process
地震発生過程のスケール依存性
2009
Zisin (Journal of the Seismological Society of Japan 2nd ser )
地震発生過程のスケール依存性
This paper reviews recent progress on the scaling studies for earthquakes, including some slow earthquakes. While a standard scaling law for macroscopic parameters with geometrical similarity is valid for most cases, several studies suggest its limits and exceptions. The scaling of seismic energy has been a hot topic in this decade. We review new kinds of scaling studies on seismic source complexity, focusing on three aspects of earthquake evolution. Finally we compare the scaling law for slow
doi:10.4294/zisin.61.329
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