Use of apparent complex frequencies of free oscillations to estimate aspherical structure of the earth

Details Use of apparent complex frequencies of free oscillations to estimate aspherical structure of the earth Use of apparent complex frequencies of free oscillations to estimate aspherical structure of the earth

May 1991

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Geophysical Research Letters (ISSN 0094-8276), vol. 18, May 1991, p. 905-908.

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Asphericity, Earth Planetary Structure, Seismograms, Fine Structure, Frequency Response, Prediction Analysis Techniques

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A formula is developed to relate observed apparent complex frequencies of a multiplet to the interaction coefficients of the splitting matrix. This formula is then incorporated into an inversion scheme: estimating the interaction coefficients from the observed apparent complex frequencies. The numerical experiments demonstrated an excellent predictability of the present method both in data (apparent complex frequencies) space and in model (aspherical structure of elasticity and anelasticity) space.

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