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physics.geo-ph2010★ 18 cited

Hot-Cold Spots in Italian Macroseismic Data

G. Molchan, T. Kronrod, G. F. Panza

The site effect is usually associated with local geological conditions, which increase or decrease the level of shaking compared with standard attenuation relations. We made an att…

physics.geo-ph2010★ 19 cited

Gambling scores in earthquake prediction analysis

G. Molchan, L. Romashkova

The number of successes 'n' and the normalized measure of space-time alarm 'tau' are commonly used to characterize the strength of an earthquake prediction method and the significa…

nlin.CD2010★ 8 cited

Dissipative structures in a nonlinear dynamo

Andrew D. Gilbert, Yannick Ponty, Vladislav Zheligovsky

This paper considers magnetic field generation by a fluid flow in a system referred to as the Archontis dynamo: a steady nonlinear magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) state is driven by a pr…

nlin.CD2010★ 4 cited

On stability of rolls near the onset of convection in a layer with stress-free boundaries

Olga Podvigina

We consider a classical problem of linear stability of convective rolls in a plane layer with stress-free horizontal boundaries near the onset of convection. The problem has been s…

math.AP2010★ 1 cited

A priori bounds for Gevrey-Sobolev norms of space-periodic three-dimensional solutions to equations of hydrodynamic type

V. Zheligovsky

We present a technique for derivation of a priori bounds for Gevrey-Sobolev norms of space-periodic three-dimensional solutions to evolutionary partial differential equations of hy…

physics.data-an2010★ 3 cited

On the Correct Use of Statistical Tests: Reply to "Lies, damned lies and statistics (in Geology)"

D. Sornette, V. Pisarenko

In a Forum published in EOS Transactions AGU (2009) entitled "Lies, damned lies and statistics (in Geology)", Vermeesch (2009) claims that "statistical significant is not the same…