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Acoustic and Elastic Wave Fields in Geophysics, II

โœ Scribed by A.A. Kaufman, A.L. Levshin and K.L. Larner (Eds.)


Publisher
Academic Press, Elsevier
Year
2002
Leaves
618
Series
Methods in Geochemistry and Geophysics 37
Category
Library

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โœฆ Table of Contents


Content:
Introduction
Pages vii-viii

Acknowledgments
Page ix

List of symbols
Pages xi-xii

Chapter 1 Principles of geometrical acoustics Original Research Article
Pages 1-98

Chapter 2 Dynamics of high-frequency wave fields Original Research Article
Pages 99-185

Chapter 3 Basics of Kirchhoff migration Original Research Article
Pages 187-238

Chapter 4 Plane waves in layered media (normal incidence) Original Research Article
Pages 239-272

Chapter 5 Plane waves in layered media (oblique incidence) Original Research Article
Pages 273-366

Chapter 6 Spherical waves in the presence of horizontal interface Original Research Article
Pages 367-450

Chapter 7 Propagation of waves inside a layer Original Research Article
Pages 451-496

Chapter 8 Acoustic potential in a medium with a cylindrical interface Original Research Article
Pages 497-518

Appendix A Functions of complex variables
Pages 519-553

Appendix B Hilbert transform
Pages 555-559

Appendix C The saddle point method
Pages 561-577

Appendix D Differential equations
Pages 579-612

References
Pages 613-614

Index
Pages 615-617


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