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|a Quantitative seismology /
|c Keiti Aki and Paul G. Richards
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|a 1. Introduction. Suggestions for Further Reading -- 2. Basic Theorems in Dynamic Elasticity. 2.1. Formulation -- 2.2. Stress-Strain Relations and the Strain-Energy Function -- 2.3. Theorems of Uniqueness and Reciprocity -- 2.4. Introducing Green's Function for Elastodynamics -- 2.5. Representation Theorems -- 2.6. Strain-Displacement Relations and Displacement-Stress Relations in General -- Orthogonal Curvilinear Coordinates -- Suggestions for Further Reading -- Problems -- 3. Representation of Seismic Sources. 3.1 Representation Theorems for an Internal Surface: Body-Force Equivalents for Discontinuities in Traction and Displacement -- 3.2 A Simple Example of Slip on a Buried Fault -- 3.3 General Analysis of Displacement Discontinuities across an Internal Surface E -- 3.4. Volume Sources: Outline of the Theory and Some Simple Examples -- Suggestions for Further Reading -- Problems -- 4. Elastic Waves from a Point Dislocation Source. 4.1. Formulation: Introduction of Potentials -- 4.2. Solution for the Elastodynamic Green Function in a Homogeneous, Isotropic Unbounded Medium -- 4.3. The Double-Couple Solution in an Infinite Homogeneous Medium -- 4.4. Ray Theory for Far-Field P-waves and S-waves from a Point Source -- 4.5. The Radiation Pattern of Body Waves in the Far Field for a Point Shear Dislocation of Arbitrary Orientation in a Spherically Symmetric Medium -- Suggestions for Further Reading -- Problems -- 5. Plane Waves in Homogeneous Media and Their Reflection and Transmission at a Plane Boundary. 5.1. Basic Properties of Plane Waves in Elastic Media -- 5.2. Elementary Formulas for Reflection /Conversion/Transmission Coefficients -- 5.3 Inhomogeneous Waves, Phase Shifts, and Interface Waves -- 5.4. A Matrix Method for Analyzing Plane Waves in Homogeneous Media -- 5.5. Wave Propagation in an Attenuating Medium: Basic Theory for Plane Waves -- 5.6. Wave Propagation in an Elastic Anisotropic Medium: Basic Theory for Plane Waves -- Suggestions for Further Reading -- Problems -- New problem -- 6. Reflection and Refraction of Spherical Waves; Lamb's Problem. 6.1. Spherical Waves as a Superposition of Plane Waves and Conical Waves -- 6.2. Reflection of Spherical Waves at a Plane Boundary -- 6.3. Spherical Waves in an Elastic Half-Space: The Rayleigh Pole -- 6.4. Cagniard-De Hoop Methods for Line Sources -- 6.5. Cagniard-De Hoop Methods for Point Sources -- 6.6. Summary of Main Results and Comparison between Different Methods -- Suggestions for Further Reading -- Problems -- 7. Surface Waves in a Vertically Heterogeneous Medium. 7.1. Basic Properties of Surface Waves -- 7.2. Eigenvalue Problem for the Displacement-Stress Vector -- 7.3. Variational Principle for Love and Rayleigh Waves -- 7.4. Surface-Wave Terms of Green's Function for a Vertically Heterogeneous Medium -- 7.5. Love and Rayleigh Waves from a Point Source with Arbitrary Seismic Moment -- 7.6. Leaky Modes -- Suggestions for Further Reading -- Problems -- 8. Free Oscillations of the Earth. 8.1. Free Oscillations of a Homogeneous Liquid Sphere -- 8.2. Excitation of Free Oscillations by a Point Source -- 8.3. Surface Waves on the Spherical Earth -- 8.4. Free Oscillations of a Self-Gravitating Earth -- 8.5. The Centroid Moment Tensor -- 8.6. Splitting of Normal Modes Due to the Earth's Rotation -- 8.7. Spectral Splitting of Free Oscillations Due to Lateral Inhomogeneity of the Earth's Structure -- Suggestions for Further Reading -- Problems -- 9. Body Waves in Media with Depth-Dependent Properties. 9.1. Cagniard's Method for a Medium with Many Plane Layers: Analysis of a Generalized Ray -- 9.2. The Reflectivity Method for a Medium with Many Plane Layers -- 9.3. Classical Ray Theory in Seismology -- 9.4 Inversion of Travel-Time Data to Infer Earth Structure -- Additional explanatory Figures, showing ray paths and reduced travel-time curves -- 9.5. Wave Propagation in Media Having Smoothly Varying Depth-Dependent Velocity Profiles within Which Turning Points Are Present -- 9.6. Body-Wave Problems for Spherically Symmetric Earth Models in Which Discontinuities are Present between In homogeneous Layers -- 9.7. Comparison between Different Methods -- Suggestions for Further Reading -- Problems -- 10. The Seismic Source: Kinematics. 10.1. Kinematics of an Earthquake as Seen at Far Field -- 10.2. Kinematics of an Earthquake as Seen at Near Field -- Suggestions for Further Reading -- Problems -- 11. The Seismic Source: Dynamics. 11.1. Dynamics of a Crack Propagating with Prescribed Velocity -- 11.2. Dynamics of Spontaneous Planar Rupture Propagation -- Suggestions for Further Reading -- Problems -- 12. Principles of Seismometry. 12.1. Basic Instrumentation -- 12.2. Frequency and Dynamic Range of Seismic Signals and Noise -- 12.3. Detection of Signal -- Suggestions for Further Reading -- Problems -- Appendix 1. Glossary of Waves -- Appendix 2. Definition of Magnitudes.
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|a Geología
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|a Sismología
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|a Análisis cuantitativo
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