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Wave splitting for first order systems of equations
... (wave splitting), attention is addressed to systems in the Fourier-transform domain, thus considering frequency- dependent functions of the space ...
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Shear wave splitting as a proxy for stress forecast of the case of the 2006 Manyas-Kus Golu ( b5 3) earthquake
... shear-wave splitting are caused by stress-induced varia- tions in microcrack geometry (Crampin and Peacock, ...shear- wave splitting throughout large volumes surrounding the im- pending ...
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Shear wave splitting in a region with newly activated seismicity after the 2011 Tohoku earthquake
... (Sato et al., 1982). Imanishi et al. (2012) determined the focal mechanisms for a small number of minor earthquakes within the study area prior to the 2011 Tohoku earthquake. The lateral variation of the mechanism ...
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Detecting and modeling subsurface fracture systems in geothermal fields using shear-wave splitting
... shear-wave splitting inversion results at stations H71, H72, H75 and H76 where best quality data were ...shear-wave splitting analysis and focal mechanism solutions are in fairly good ...
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Spatial variation in shear wave splitting of the upper crust in the zone of inland high strain rate, central Japan
... shear wave splitting in the zone of inland high strain rate, called the Niigata-Kobe Tectonic Zone (NKTZ), central ...shear wave is parallel to the axis of the maximum horizontal compressional strain ...
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Shear wave splitting analysis of the upper mantle at the Niigata Kobe Tectonic Zone with the data of the Joint Seismic Observations at NKTZ
... In NE Japan, a clear pattern on the polarization direction of shear-wave splitting was found (Nakajima et al., 2006). Trench-parallel and trench-normal polarization directions were found at the fore-arc ...
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Shear wave splitting analysis of later phases in southwest Japan —A lineament structure detector inside the crust—
... shear-wave splitting in southwest Japan using two later phases: PpPms and ...P wave, dives again, and reflected and converted from P to S at the Moho ...shear-wave splitting in ...
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Mantle lithosphere transition from the East European Craton to the Variscan Bohemian Massif imaged by shear-wave splitting
... In analogy with the previous results, we can deduce that the narrow near-vertical TTZ in the crust, representing the northeastern boundary of the TESZ (Dadlez et al., 2005), does not have a steep and narrow continuation ...
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A new approach for the automatic detection of shear-wave splitting
... shear-wave splitting technique to geothermal fields have been extensively documented ...shear- wave splitting for the purpose of crack detection is laborious, requiring careful processing of a ...
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Mid-mantle anisotropy in subduction zones and deep water transport.
... pyrolite. It is still uncertain as to the likely extent of partitioning of strain between these phases, but because pv is likely to make up about 80% of the mantle, we do not consider (Mg,Fe)O. Experiments show that pv ...
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Sub-slab mantle anisotropy beneath south-central Chile
... shear-wave splitting in both teleseismic and local arrivals, we can determine the relative contribution from di↵erent parts of the subduction zone to the total observed SKS splitting, providing us ...
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Mid-mantle deformation inferred from seismic anisotropy
... Shear-wave splitting versus epicentral ...shear wave: trace a, 4% transverse- isotropy in the uppermost 210 km of upper mantle; b, 5% anisotropy in a subducted slab that extends to a depth of 660 km; ...
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Mapping the evolving strain field during continental breakup from crustal anisotropy in the Afar Depression
... shear-wave splitting from local earthquakes to evaluate the distribution and orientation of strain in a region of continental ...s-wave splitting in Afar is best explained by anisotropy from ...
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Mantle anisotropy beneath the Earth’s mid-ocean ridges
... Observations of seismic anisotropy at oceanic spreading centres offer insights into mid-ocean ridge processes and the formation of new plates. Here, remote observations of seismic anisotropy beneath mid-ocean ridges are ...
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The Role of Texture, Cracks, and Fractures in Highly Anisotropic Shales
... S wave splitting from microseismic sources in a highly anisotropic ...shear wave triplication due to anisotropy, which to our knowledge is one of only a very few observations of such triplications in ...
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The one-way wave equation: a full-waveform tool for modeling seismic body wave phenomena
... of wave propagation and a means of testing hypotheses inferred from observational ...one–way wave equation method for modeling seis- mic wave phenomena and specifically focuses on the so–called ...
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Text ABSTRAK pdf
... Shear Wave Splitting is an application of seismic wave to analyse the anisotropy level of a certain ...shear wave propagation through a rock formation will be polarized (φ) into two parts ...
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Splitting Graphs
... the splitting graph S(G), is obtained by adding a new vertex v corresponding to each vertex v of G and joining v to all vertices which are adjacent to v in ...domination splitting graphs or simply ...
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Numerical Solutions of a System of ODEs Based on Lie Trotter and Strang Operator splitting Methods
... Strang splitting as second order splitting method for Cauchy problem and compare the results between the two ...operator splitting method in ...
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Reversible Index-Proper Splitting of Matrices
... Motivated by the definition of reverse proper splitting introduced by Mishra [9] and reverse splitting for nonsingular matrices [16], here we propose another splitting called reverse ind[r] ...
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