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Finite-Horizon Triggering Cores of Earthquake Sequences
Models of triggered seismicity commonly aggregate the contributions of all past earthquakes into a total predicted rate. This aggregation does not distinguish a forecast dominated by one recent earthquake from an equal-rate forecast supported by many events distributed across a longer history, even
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