Viscoelastic wave simulation in basins by a variable-grid finite-difference method

By Yibo Wang, J. Xu, G. Schuster. 2001

57 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Geophysics, Ocean Engineering

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In Geophysics

1. M. Galis
2. Martin Balazovjech
3. P. Pazak
4. J. Kristek
5. P. Moczo
6. Sanjay Kumar
7. J. Narayan
8. N. Anders Petersson

In Ocean Engineering

1. J. Kristek
2. M. Galis
3. P. Moczo
4. Martin Balazovjech
5. P. Pazak
6. Sanjay Kumar
7. J. Narayan
8. Andreas Fichtner

Citations in the corpus

• The finite-difference and finite-element modeling of seismic wave propagation and earthquake motion (2007, background): “Jastram and Behle (1992), Jastram and Tessmer (1994), Falk et al. (1996), Moczo et al. (1996), Kristek et al. (1999), Aoi and Fujiwara (1999), Hayashi et al. (2001), Moczo et al. (2001), and Wang et al. (2001) introduced spatial discontinuous grids.”
• Stable Grid Refinement and Singular Source Discretization for Seismic Wave Simulations (2009, background): “These approaches are given without a proof of their stability, but have been demonstrated to work reasonably well in realistic seismic applications, see for example [35].”
• A Fourth Order Accurate SH-Wave Staggered Grid Finite-difference Algorithm with Variable Grid Size and VGR-Stress Imaging Technique (2008, methodology): “The discontinuous grid mesh has been used in only one direction and it has not been fully generalized for treating the discontinuous grids in all the directions (Jastram and Tessmer, 1994; Moczo et al., 1996; Aoi and Fujiwara, 1999; Hayashi et al., 2001; Wang and Schuster, 2001).”