Fourier finite-difference wave propagation |
We thank BP for releasing benchmark synthetic models, Bjorn Enquist, Paul Fowler and Lexing Ying for useful discussions, and John Etgen, Stig Hestholm, Erik Saenger and two anonymous reviewers for helpful reviews.
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In approximation A-1, is a function as in expression 10 and , , and are coefficients determined from the Taylor expansion around .
Notice that we multiply the left-hand side with , so one needs to multiply with .
The coefficients for Equation A-1 are derived in Table 1 and Table 2. , , and have similar expressions as above in Table 2 with , and substited by the corresponding reference values: RMS velocity , average anisotropic parameter and average tilt angles and .
Fourier finite-difference wave propagation |