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peak should always be at zero |
the curve may start out quite flat for a Poisson process, but the highest rate will always be at zero time lag. It is the lack of a plateau rather than the lack of a peak at several days that may be a deviation from expectations of a Poisson model (i.e., a model with no quake interactions). You might try making a list of the events at the shortest time lags and closest distances to see whether it is really surprising that these events occur so close in time. Follow Ups: ● Re: peak should always be at zero - Roger Hunter 16:32:41 - 8/22/2007 (72507) (0) |
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