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The accommodation of large strains in the upper lithosphere of the earth and other solids by self-similar fault systems: the geometrical origin of b-Value
b values and ω−γ seismic source models: Implications for tectonic stress variations along active crustal fault zones and the estimation of high‐frequency strong ground motion
Seismic source identification and characterisation for probabilistic seismic hazard analyses conducted in the Buller–NW Nelson Region, South Island, New Zealand
Frequency of occurrence of moderate to great earthquakes in intracontinental regions: Implications for changes in stress, earthquake prediction, and hazards assessments
Comment on “On scaling relations for large earthquakes” by B. Romanowicz and J. B. Rundle, from the Perspective of a recent nonlinear diffusion equation linking short-time deformation to long-time tectonics
Reply to comment on “On scaling relations for large earthquakes by Romanowicz and Rundle” from the perspective of a recent non-linear diffusion equation linking short-time deformation to long-time tectonics
Kinematics of active deformation of the Western Kunlun Range (Xinjiang, China) : implications for potential seismic hazards
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