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A.A SOLOVIEV
RECOGNITION OF EARTHQUAKE PRONE AREAS - INTRODUCTORY LECTURE
A.G. PROZOROV
NEW STATISTICS OF SEISMICITY RELEVANT TO PREDICTION STUDIES
A.J. LICHTMAN
PATTERN RECOGNITION APPLIED TO PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS IN THE U.S.A., 1860 - 1980
A.M. GABRIELOV
PATTERN B (BURST OF AFTERSHOCKS) A LONG-TERM PREMONITORY SEISMICITY PATTERN
FORMAL MORPHOSTRUCTURAL ZONING
C. ALLEN ET AL.
SELFSIMILAR LONG-TERM PREMONITORY SEISMICITY PATTERNS IN CALIFORNIA AND W. NEVADA
F. PRESS
SOURCE MECHANISM AND EARTHQUAKE PREDICTION
G. PUPPI
INSTABILITY OF LARGE SYSTEMS
G.F. PANZA
STRUCTURE OF LITHOSPHERE INFERRED FROM SURFACE WAVES
G.M.
SEISMIC RISK FOR THE LARGEST CITIES OF THE WORLD
H. TRIBUSCH
EXPLORATION OF TRADITIONAL PHENOMENA PRECEDING EARTHQUAKES
I.M. ROTWAIN
PATTERN B (BURST OF AFTERSHOCKS) A LONG-TERM PREMONITORY SEISMICITY PATTERN
L. KNOPOFF
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
STOCHASTIC MODELLING
FRACTURE DYNAMICS MODELLING THE EARTHQUAKE SOURCE
PHYSICAL CASES OF AFTERSHOCKS
CRACK FUSION DYNAMICS: EARTHQUAKES AS A PROBLEM IN STATISTICAL MECHANICS
M. CAPUTO ET AL.
LONG-TERM PREMONITORY SEISMICITY PATTERNS IN ITALY
M. QLEKSEEVSKAYA ET AL.
FORMAL MORPHOSTRUCURAL ZONING OF MOUNTAIN TERRITORIES
M. ZADRO
THE INSTITUTE OF GEODESY AND GEOPHYSICS (I.G.G.): A BRIEF OUTLINE OF ITS ORIGINS AND RECENT
T.L. KRONROD
SEISMIC RISK FOR THE LARGEST CITIES OF THE WORLD
V.I. KEILIS- BOROK
DIAGNOSIS OF THE INCREASE OF PROBABILITY OF AN EARTHQUAKE WITH MAGNITUDE 8 OR MORE
BURST OF AFTERSHOCKS, LONG-TERM PRECURSORS OF STRONG EARTHQUAKES
SOURCE MECHANISM AND EARTHQUAKE PREDICTION
PATTERN RECOGNITION APPLIED TO PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS IN THE U.S.A., 1860 - 1980
RECOGNITION OF EARTHQUAKE PRONE AREAS - INTRODUCTORY LECTURE
SEISMIC RISK FOR THE LARGEST CITIES OF THE WORLD
FORMAL MORPHOSTRUCTURAL ZONING
INTRODUCTION
V.I. KEILIS- BOROK ET AL.
PATTERN RECOGNITION APPLIED TO EARTHQUAKE EPICENTRES IN CALIFORNIA