Introduction to Seismic Imaging (Refraction and Reflection Seismology)¶
Sacchi, M. D. (2019). Introduction to Seismic Imaging (Refraction and Reflection Seismology).
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- Wavefront
- A broadband arrival-time front may be useful in seismology, but it must be identified with an equal-phase front only under an explicit component or approximation.
This sourceFull author-hosted PDF inspected. Chapter 3 §3.1, printed pp. 47–48 (PDF pages 53–54), calls a seismic front points undergoing the same motion at a given time and introduces normal rays; this is cited as a terminology boundary, not as proof that every broadband front is an equal-phase surface.
- A broadband arrival-time front may be useful in seismology, but it must be identified with an equal-phase front only under an explicit component or approximation.
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