Doklady Earth Sciences · 2015 · 11 citations · 3 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesGeophysicsEarthquake PhysicsSeismologyTectonicsEarth RotationEarthquake Ground MotionGround Motion CharacterizationSeismic AnisotropyStrong Ground MotionStrong-motion SeismologyEarth Rotation DynamicsEarth Rotation ExcitationEarth Rotation PerturbationsGround Motion CharacteristicsSecular Variation Of Earth Rotation
It is shown that, for the low-frequency component of the time series in the angular velocity of the Earth’s rotation, the maximums of seismic activity correspond to the final stages of decrease in the angular velocity of rotation (deceleration) and the local minimums coincide with maximums of seismic activity. The minimums of seismic activity correspond to the stages of increase in the angular velocity (acceleration).
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Rotation of the Earth from AD 1663–1972 and the Constancy of G
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