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A model of random walks on complex networks for earthquakes and aftershocks
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Study of regional seismicity and associated problems
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Off-fault aftershock clusters caused by shear stress increase?
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The standard error of the magnitude-frequency b value
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On the correlation of observed Gutenberg-Richter'sbvalue and Omori'spvalue for aftershocks
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Estimation of the parameters in the modified omori formula for aftershock frequencies by the maximum likelihood procedure.
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Complex networks of earthquakes and aftershocks
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Complex-network description of seismicity
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