The chi-square method to test the normality of the distribution of time and magnitude residuals of the South African National Seismological Network

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Title: The chi-square method to test the normality of the distribution of time and magnitude residuals of the South African National Seismological Network
ISBN-10: 0-7970-1597-3
ISBN-13: 978-0-7970-1597-5
Author(s): G. Graham
Publisher: Geological Survey, Dept. of Mineral and Energy Affairs, Republic of South Africa
Published: 1987
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Pages: 556
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EAN: 9780797015975
ASIN: 0797015973
Prefix: 978
Group: 0
Group Name: English language
Group Identifier: 978-0
Registrant: 7970
Publication: 1597
Check Digit: 5
Formatted: 978-0-7970-1597-5

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