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The Generalized dimensions (Dq) algorithm was used to investigate the fractal behavior and esti- mate the complexity of the spacial distribution of hypocenters in the central part of Costa Rica for the 1984-1989 and 1990-1993 periods. Results suggest that such a distribution is multifractal with a spectrum of dimensions ran- ging between Do = 1.6 and D ∞ = 0.75. These dimensions do not diverge considerably which indicates that the seis- mic structure is relatively simple and homogeneous with a predominance of a spacial clustering of earthquakes instead of their propagation in the whole volume. For the 1990-1993 period Do = 1.8 and D ∞ = 1.1 which is a con- secuense of a more complex seismicity because of the Golfo de Nicoya (March 1990) and Limon (April 1991) earthquakes.

Complejidad de la estructura sísmica de la región central de Costa Rica según un análisis multifractal