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Seismology

model in which the time to the next large earthquake on a fault scales with the slip of the previous one, because rupture recurs at a fixed stress level.

In seismology, time-predictable recurrence model refers to model in which the time to the next large earthquake on a fault scales with the slip of the previous one, because rupture recurs at a fixed stress level. This meaning comes from Shimazaki (1980) in Geophysical Research Letters.[1]

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References

Shimazaki, K., & Nakata, T. (1980). Time‐predictable recurrence model for large earthquakes. Geophysical Research Letters, 7(4), 279-282. https://doi.org/10.1029/gl007i004p00279

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