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The scaling behaviour of the 1981–2007 seismicity data in central Italy, which is one of the most seismically active areas in Italy is investigated. In particular we examined the earthquakes located in a circular area centred on the epicentre of the strongest event, occurred in September 26,...
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We analysed the scaling behaviour of the two-dimensional (2-D) sequence (Δs, Δt) of the 1981–1998 southern California seismicity, where Δs is the distance between two consecutive earthquakes (jump) and Δt is their interevent interval. The 2-D seismic spatio-temporal fluctuations were...
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The sequence of magnitudes of the earthquakes occurred in Kachchh area (Gujarat, Western India) from 2003 to 2012, has been analysed by using the multifractal detrended fluctuation analysis. The complete and the aftershock-depleted catalogues with minimum magnitude M3 were investigated. Both...
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Investigating highly non-stationary time series, which typically exhibit long-range correlations, is a classic problem in physics. Here, we analyze the scaling properties of the dynamics of ultra-low-frequency (ULF) geomagnetic data (in the frequency range between 1mHz and 10Hz) observed at Izu...
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The time series analysis of seismic sequences needs proper methodologies that allow us to capture the main features of the time dynamics of earthquakes. Among these features, the identification of periodicities along with the quantification of their intensity represents an important task,...
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The m-Morisita index analysis was applied to the Swiss seismicity to investigate its space clustering properties. The analysis of the whole and aftershock depleted catalogs has revealed that the whole catalog is more spatially clusterized than the depleted one and that the clustering increases...
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The Visibility Graph (VG) properties of the seismic sequence which occurred in Pannonia from 2002 to 2011 have been put in a relationship with the seismic parameter b-value derived from the Gutenberg–Richter law; this law, which is the frequency–magnitude distribution, represents the main...
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