N. V. Sarlis
Abstract
By employing natural time analysis, we analyze the worldwide seismicity and study the existence of correlations between earthquake magnitudes. We find that global seismicity exhibits nontrivial magnitude correlations for earthquake magnitudes greater than M(w) 6.5.
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By employing natural time analysis, we analyze the worldwide seismicity and study the existence of correlations between earthquake magnitudes. We find that global seismicity exhibits nontrivial magnitude correlations for earthquake magnitudes greater than M(w) 6.5.
Key concepts: Magnitude (astronomy), Induced seismicity, Statistical physics, Geology, Physics, Seismology, Astrophysics