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[해외논문] Modelling of earthquake rupturing as a stochastic process and estimation of its distribution function from earthquake observations 원문보기

Geophysical journal international, v.123 no.3, 1995년, pp.838 - 848  

Yin, Z.-M. ,  Ranalli, G.

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