One law gives the frequency of these events as ten to the power of a constant a minus a constant b times their strength.
One law gives the frequency of these events as ten to the power of a constant a minus a constant b times their strength. These events can cause liquefaction, and Inge Lehmann used these events to predict the existence of the inner core. They frequently occur at strike-slip faults such as the San Andreas Fault. The moment magnitude scale replaced the Richter scale for measuring the strength of these events, and the point on the earth's surface directly above the focus of these events is the epicenter. For 10 points, name these geological events which occur near faults and result in the shaking of the earth.
One law gives the frequency of these events as ten to the power of a constant a minus a constant b times their strength.
Earthquakes