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*"n(t)" is the rate of earthquakes in a time after the main shock <ref>F. Omori (1894) "On the aftershocks of earthquakes," ''Journal of the College of Science, Imperial University of Tokyo'', vol. ...

...ubcontinent]] towards the rest of Asia, causing serious damages, such as [[earthquakes]] in the area of the [[Himalayas]]. In this example, the subcontinent is mo ...

...ations e.g. in biology (lung, kidneys, heart rate variability, etc...), in earthquakes, in finance where it is related to the so called heavy tail distributions a ...

...gn of processes occurring below the surface such as [[plate tectonics]], [[earthquakes]] or [[volcanoes]], and is thought to have evolved mainly under the influen ...