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An application of regional time and magnitude predictable model for long-term earthquake prediction in the vicinity of October 8, 2005 Kashmir Himalaya earthquake

R. B. S. Yadav, D. Shanker, Sumer Chopra, A. P. Singh

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Key concepts: Magnitude (astronomy), Seismology, Geology, Moment magnitude scale, Maximum magnitude, Earthquake magnitude, Earthquake prediction, Seismotectonics

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