Scaling organization in the dynamics of blocks-and-faults systems

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Jul 2002

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Physics of the Earth and Planetary Interiors, Volume 131, Issue 2, p. 141-153.

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Some elements of the model of scaling organization of fracture tectonics (SOFT) are incorporated into the model of block structure dynamics (BSD). The resulting new model permits to obtain a power law relationship between earthquake energy and fault area with an exponent 3/2, as for observed seismicity. This is an important advantage of the new model in comparison with the BSD model, in which this dependence is generally linear.

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