Session Information

2003 Fall Meeting

Seismology

 

Tuesday Afternoon

Time Session Location Title
1600 S22G MCC 3007 Rise of the Machines: Wave Propagation Theory

Presiding: C J Thomson, Queen's University; K T Nihei, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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1600 S22G-01 MCC 3007 Coherent-state analysis of the seismic head-wave problem: an overcomplete representation and its relationship to rays and beams
*C J Thomson
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1615 S22G-02 MCC 3007 The Physical Basis of Lg Generation by Explosion Sources
*J L Stevens, G E Baker, H Xu, T J Bennett, N Rimer, S M Day
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1630 S22G-03 MCC 3007 Regional and Upper-Mantle Structure Model of Peninsular India and Relevance to High-Frequency Lg Seismograms
*C K Saikia
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1645 S22G-04 MCC 3007 Accurate Multi-Phase Traveltimes in 2-D Layered Media Using a Fast Marching Scheme With Source Grid Refinement
*N Rawlinson, M Sambridge
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1700 S22G-05 MCC 3007 Absorbing Boundaries in Frequency-Space and Wavenumber-Time Domains
*F J Sanchez-Sesma, C I Villa-Velazquez
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1715 S22G-06 MCC 3007 Amplitudes and Traveltimes of Waves in Random Media
*A M Baig, F A Dahlen
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1730 S22G-07 MCC 3007 An Efficient Approach for Computing the Frequency Response of Seismic Waves in Heterogeneous, Anisotropic Viscoelastic Media With FDTD+PSD Modeling
*K T Nihei, S Nakagawa
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1745 S22G-08 MCC 3007 Numerical Simulation of Time-Dependent Wave Propagation Using Nonreflective Boundary Conditions
*D Ionescu, H Muehlhaus
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