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To confirm the effectiveness of the device, we conducted motion simulations of the proposed and traditional brachytherapy procedures and compared their exposure doses.

The strong motion generation area and the empirical Green's function method has been successfully applied to strong motion simulations of past subduction-zone in-terplate earthquakes (e.g., Kamae and Kawabe, 2004; Miyahara and Sasatani, 2004; Suzuki and Iwata, 2007; Takiguchi et al., 2011).

This study validated a method for constructing a kinematic source model for ground motion simulations of megathrust earthquakes in the period range of approximately 2 s and longer by combining multi-scale heterogeneity (Sekiguchi and Yoshimi 2006) with the characterized source model.

The main goal of this work is to: (1) argue for the importance of a physically-based probabilistic seismic hazard analysis (pb-PSHA) methodology and show examples to support the argument from recent events, (2) demonstrate the methodology with the ground motion simulations of May 28 , 1998 Mw = 5.5 Ras-Elhekma earthquake, north Egypt.

Clustering is also stronger than expected under Brownian motion null distribution, but not significantly so (two-tailed P = 0.14; 1000 Brownian motion simulations of the tip states under a threshold model; Fritz and Purvis 2010).

b Scenes in the motion simulation of the seed-aligning process.

We conducted experiments of motion simulation of the proposed and traditional treatment procedures, and compared the exposed doses.

They applied the two methods to the motion simulation of polymer, DNA, or other macromolecules in water.

The exposure dose dureing traditional seed-loading process is denoted as TL in Table 2. Fig. 22 a Scene in motion simulation of the traditional seed-loading process.

1. Motion simulation of the seed-aligning process a. Carry a case containing seeds from a pre-positioned location (about 3 s).

3. Motion simulation of the traditional seed-loading process a. Carry a case containing seeds from a pre-positioned location (about 3 s).