Shield-like upper mantle velocity structure below the Indo-Gangetic Plains: Inferences drawn from long-period surface wave dispersion studies

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Shield-like upper mantle velocity structure has been inferred to exist below the Indo-Gangetic Plains from a study of mantle Rayleigh and Love wave group and phase velocities for periods extending to 200 seconds. The investigations have been carried out for the path between the World Wide Standard Seismic Network Stations at Chiengmai (CHG), Thailand, and New Delhi (NDI), India, for an earthquake with its epicenter in the New Hebrides Islands. Application of improved frequency time analysis has permitted measurement of regional surface wave dispersion for periods extending to several minutes; previous results for this region were for periods no greater than about one minute.

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