EEPS 1650

Earthquake Seismology

Brown University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Seismology is a powerful tool for understanding earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, and the physical and chemical properties of the Earth’s interior. This course is an introduction to seismology that focuses on the physics of the seismic waves generated by earthquakes, and how the information contained in these waves can be used to measure the processes of fault rupture and to reveal the structure of the Earth. We will discuss applications of seismology that address earthquake hazards and other societal issues. Recommended courses: EEPS 1610 ; or EEPS 0220 and experience with differential equations; or the equivalent.

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