Discrepancy between Earthquake Rates Implied by Historic Earthquakes and a Consensus Geologic Source Model for California
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Mark D. Petersen | Arthur Frankel | Thomas C. Hanks | Chris H. Cramer | Michael S. Reichle | A. Frankel | C. Cramer | M. Petersen | T. Hanks | M. Reichle
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