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  • Dictionary:Array (seismic)
    ...nse of nine geophones equally spaced 5.5 m apart. The solid curves are for harmonic (steady-state) waves, the dashed curves for a transient with a bell-shaped
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  • Dictionary:Backus averaging
    ...d to upscale sonic-log data for synthetic seismogram manufacture. Involves harmonic averaging to find the anisotropic elastic parameters that characterize seis
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  • Dictionary:Distortion
    ...sub>''n''</sub> is the rms voltage of the ''n''th harmonic, the <b>percent harmonic distortion</b> is
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  • Dictionary:Distortion point
    The input amplitude for which the distortion-generated third harmonic becomes a certain percentage, generally 3% but sometimes 1%. For smaller in
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  • Dictionary:Distortion tail
    ...surface sources produces spurious correlations, especially for the second harmonic (which may be very large). This produces a distortion tail that follows the
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  • Dictionary:Eikonal equation
    .... An equation derived from the wave equation through the substitution of a harmonic wave trial solution into the wave equation. In one form of the eikonal equa
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  • Dictionary:Fresnel zone
    ...a plane reflector mainly effective in generating a reflection since, for a harmonic wave, the effects of successive zones generally cancel each other. A nomogr
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  • Dictionary:Fundamental
    The lowest frequency of a periodic function. Also called the <b>first harmonic</b>.
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  • Dictionary:Ghost
    ...tionary:correlation_ghost|''correlation ghost'']] (q.v.) that results from harmonic distortion when using vibroseis.
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  • Dictionary:Harmonic
    {{#category_index:H|harmonic}} ...frequency that is a simple multiple of a fundamental frequency. The third harmonic, for example, has a frequency three times that of the fundamental. <b>2</b>
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  • Dictionary:Harmonic analysis
    {{#category_index:H|harmonic analysis}}
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  • Dictionary:Harmonic average
    {{#category_index:H|harmonic average}} The reciprocal of a harmonic average is given by the sum of the weighted reciprocals of the elements to
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  • Dictionary:Harmonic distortion
    {{#category_index:H|harmonic distortion}}
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  • Dictionary:Harmonic function
    {{#category_index:H|harmonic function}}
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  • Dictionary:Harmonic mean
    {{#category_index:H|harmonic mean}}
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  • Dictionary:Helmholtz equation
    The space-dependent form of the wave equation for a wave that is harmonic in time:
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  • Dictionary:Logarithmic decrement
    ...ral logarithm of the ratio of the amplitudes of two successive cycles of a harmonic event. Where the amplitude decay is because of absorption, the logarithmic
    366 bytes (51 words) - 17:58, 13 April 2019
  • Dictionary:Modulation
    ...essed as a percentage of the amount which will produce a certain amount of harmonic distortion. <b>3</b>. Sometimes used to imply the number of bits used to re
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  • Dictionary:Noise (seismic)
    ...des microseisms, source-generated noise, multiples, tape-modulation noise, harmonic distortion, etc. Sometimes divided into coherent noise (including nonreflec
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  • Dictionary:Normal magnetic field
    ...es of exploration interest. Ordinarily computed from a low-order spherical harmonic expansion constrained by satellite measurements. The normal field of the Ea
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  • Dictionary:Periodic function
    A function that repeats after successive equal intervals of time; a <b>harmonic function</b>.
    220 bytes (28 words) - 14:56, 7 March 2018
  • Dictionary:Phase curve
    ...a plot of the phase relationship of the component sinusoids determined by harmonic analysis graphed versus frequency.
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  • Dictionary:Q(Quality)
    ...e of amplitude with distance because of absorption; the amplitude of plane harmonic waves is often written as
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  • Dictionary:Spherical harmonic
    {{#category_index:S|spherical harmonic}}
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  • Dictionary:Wave
    ...'']]. Wave motion at a point is often described mathematically in terms of harmonic components:
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  • Dictionary:Fig D-15
    ...nse of nine geophones equally spaced 5.5 m apart. The solid curves are for harmonic (steady-state) waves, the dashed curves for a transient with a bell-shaped
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  • Yu Zhang
    ...e x-k extrapolator, de-aliasing interpolation, delayed-shot migration, and harmonic-shot migration.
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  • Gilles Hennenfent
    harmonic analysis (read wavelets) was worthwhile. Gilles
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  • Mostafa Naghizadeh
    analysis, signal estimation theory, and modern concepts in harmonic analysis to develop robust and
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  • James Martin
    and vibroseis. He published on vibrator efficiency, harmonic
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  • Justus Rozemond
    ...erate in 1998. A few years later, most contractors had developed their own harmonic distortion-reduction algorithms, making Justus’ vision of a large number
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  • Introduction to compressed sensing
    ...c data]]. In our simple example, let us assume that we know the signal has harmonic content and is therefore sparse in the Fourier domain.
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  • Dictionary:Fig D-15/en
    ...nse of nine geophones equally spaced 5.5 m apart. The solid curves are for harmonic (steady-state) waves, the dashed curves for a transient with a bell-shaped
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  • Dictionary:Distortion/en
    ...sub>''n''</sub> is the rms voltage of the ''n''th harmonic, the <b>percent harmonic distortion</b> is
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  • Dictionary:Distortion point/en
    The input amplitude for which the distortion-generated third harmonic becomes a certain percentage, generally 3% but sometimes 1%. For smaller in
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  • Dictionary:Distortion tail/en
    ...surface sources produces spurious correlations, especially for the second harmonic (which may be very large). This produces a distortion tail that follows the
    352 bytes (49 words) - 21:07, 3 April 2017
  • Dictionary:Q(Quality)/en
    ...e of amplitude with distance because of absorption; the amplitude of plane harmonic waves is often written as
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  • Dictionary:Harmonic/en
    {{#category_index:H|harmonic}} ...frequency that is a simple multiple of a fundamental frequency. The third harmonic, for example, has a frequency three times that of the fundamental. <b>2</b>
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  • Dictionary:Harmonic analysis/en
    {{#category_index:H|harmonic analysis}}
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  • Dictionary:Harmonic average/en
    {{#category_index:H|harmonic average}} The reciprocal of a harmonic average is given by the sum of the weighted reciprocals of the elements to
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  • Dictionary:Harmonic distortion/en
    {{#category_index:H|harmonic distortion}}
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  • Dictionary:Harmonic function/en
    {{#category_index:H|harmonic function}}
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  • Dictionary:Harmonic mean/en
    {{#category_index:H|harmonic mean}}
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  • Dictionary:Spherical harmonic/en
    {{#category_index:S|spherical harmonic}}
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  • Dictionary:Spherical harmonic/es
    {{#category_index:S|spherical harmonic}}
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  • Dictionary:Noise (seismic)/en
    ...des microseisms, source-generated noise, multiples, tape-modulation noise, harmonic distortion, etc. Sometimes divided into coherent noise (including nonreflec
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  • Dictionary:Fresnel zone/en
    ...a plane reflector mainly effective in generating a reflection since, for a harmonic wave, the effects of successive zones generally cancel each other. A nomogr
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  • Dictionary:Fundamental/en
    The lowest frequency of a periodic function. Also called the <b>first harmonic</b>.
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  • Dictionary:Helmholtz equation/en
    The space-dependent form of the wave equation for a wave that is harmonic in time:
    336 bytes (47 words) - 23:25, 23 January 2017
  • Dictionary:Backus averaging/en
    ...d to upscale sonic-log data for synthetic seismogram manufacture. Involves harmonic averaging. <b>2</b>. Calculating the anisotropic elastic parameters that ch
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  • Dictionary:Array (seismic)/en
    ...nse of nine geophones equally spaced 5.5 m apart. The solid curves are for harmonic (steady-state) waves, the dashed curves for a transient with a bell-shaped
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  • Dictionary:Periodic function/en
    A function that repeats after successive equal intervals of time; a <b>harmonic function</b>.
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  • Dictionary:Phase curve/en
    ...a plot of the phase relationship of the component sinusoids determined by harmonic analysis graphed versus frequency.
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  • Dictionary:Wave/en
    ...'']]. Wave motion at a point is often described mathematically in terms of harmonic components:
    3 KB (513 words) - 10:20, 28 March 2018
  • Dictionary:Normal magnetic field/en
    ...es of exploration interest. Ordinarily computed from a low-order spherical harmonic expansion constrained by satellite measurements. The normal field of the Ea
    738 bytes (104 words) - 10:21, 28 March 2018
  • Time-frequency decomposition
    Finally, here’s a volcanic “scream” — a harmonic tremor preceeding an explosive eruption at Mount Redoubt, Alaska, in March
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  • Dictionary:Modulation/en
    ...essed as a percentage of the amount which will produce a certain amount of harmonic distortion. <b>3</b>. Sometimes used to imply the number of bits used to re
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  • Problems in Exploration Seismology and their Solutions
    * [[Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost]]
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  • Horizontal resolution
    * [[Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost]]
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  • Far- and near-field effects for a point source
    Show that for harmonic waves of the form
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  • Attenuation calculations
    A refraction seismic wavelet assumed to be essentially harmonic with a frequency of 40 Hz is found to have amplitudes of 5.00 and 4.57 mm o A damped harmonic wave can be written
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  • University of Pembangunan Nasional "Veteran" Yogyakarta Student Chapter
    ...ynergic working environment internally & externally through integrated and harmonic communication
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  • Reflection/refraction at a liquid/solid interface
    ...rms of displacements, the instantaneous kinetic energy density ''E'' for a harmonic P-wave <math>u=A\cos \omega t</math> is equal to
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  • Reflection and transmission coefficients
    ...of the medium and potential energy due to the strains in the medium. For a harmonic wave <math>\psi =A \sin \omega t</math>, the particle velocity is <math>\pa
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  • Characteristics of different types of events and noise
    * [[Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost]]
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  • Reflection and refraction laws and Fermat’s principle
    * [[Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost]]
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  • Effect of reflector curvature on a plane wave
    * [[Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost]]
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  • Diffraction traveltime curves
    * [[Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost]]
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  • Amplitude variation with offset for seafloor multiples
    * [[Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost]]
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  • Ghost amplitude and energy
    * [[Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost]]
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  • Directivity of a source plus its ghost
    | align="center" | [[Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost]] * [[Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost]]
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  • Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost
    [[file:Ch06_fig6-9a.png|thumb|center|{{figure number|6.9a.}} Directivity of a harmonic source at depth <math>z=c\lambda</math>.]] * [[Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost]]
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  • Differential moveout between primary and multiple
    | align="center" | [[Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost]] * [[Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost]]
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  • Suppressing multiples by NMO differences
    * [[Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost]]
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  • Distinguishing horizontal/vertical discontinuities
    * [[Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost]]
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  • Identification of events
    * [[Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost]]
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  • Traveltime curves for various events
    * [[Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost]]
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  • Reflections/diffractions from refractor terminations
    * [[Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost]]
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  • Refractions and refraction multiples
    * [[Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost]]
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  • Destructive and constructive interference for a wedge
    * [[Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost]]
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  • Dependence of resolvable limit on frequency
    * [[Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost]]
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  • Vertical resolution solution
    * [[Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost]]
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  • Causes of high-frequency losses
    * [[Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost]]
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  • Ricker wavelet relations
    * [[Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost]]
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  • Improvement of signal/noise ratio by stacking
    * [[Directivity of a harmonic source plus ghost]]
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  • Directivity of linear sources
    Assuming a harmonic wave function <math>\psi _{P}</math>, we can write
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  • Effect of coil inductance on geophone equation
    ...{3}i/{\rm d}t^{3}</math> in the geophone equation (7.9a), show that, for a harmonic wave, it can be included approximately in the term involving the damping fa ...0</math> in equation (7.9b), the equation becomes that for undamped simple harmonic motion; if the geophone is at rest and the coil is set in motion, it oscill
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  • Filtering effect of geophones and amplifiers
    ...se determined by equation (7.9b) is frequency dependent; when the input is harmonic such that the vertical velocity of the geophone is <math>{\rm d}z/{\rm d}t=
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  • Response of a triangular array
    The response of this array to a harmonic signal is shown in Figure 8.10a.
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  • Determining vibroseis parameters
    ...ibroseis method employs a vibrator to impart to the ground a long train of harmonic signals of varying frequency. The vibrator consists of a piston pressing ag ...ces harmonics into the ground, principally the second harmonic. The second harmonic produces reflected wavetrains like the primary reflected wavetrains, but th
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  • Fourier series
    ...undamental angular frequency'', <math>\omega _{n} =n\omega _{0} =</math> ''harmonic frequency'', and the amplitudes and phases are given by the following equat
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  • Fourier transforms of the unit impulse and boxcar
    Equations (9.1a,b,c) apply to a harmonic function which repeats after every interval <math>T</math>. If we let <math
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  • Average Energy
    A most common example of a simple harmonic wave - the pendulum. When a pendulum is displaced sideways from its resting
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  • Average energy
    For a sinusoidal wave with simple harmonic motion, the position of each mass element may be modeled as The simple and harmonic motion with an angular frequency (ω) given by
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  • Gary Margrave
    ...nterests include geophysical inversion, seismic imaging, wave propagation, harmonic analysis, time-frequency analysis, and nonstationary filtering. He is a mem
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  • Sinusoidal waves
    ...ch waves are known as sinusoidal waves or, in older terminology, as simple harmonic waves. Because, by Fourier’s theorem, any periodic function can be synthe
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  • Sinusoidal motion
    ...\omega </math>. Such motion is called either sinusoidal motion or ''simple harmonic motion''. Instead of using a continuous time scale ''t'' for the signal, di ...locity <math>\omega</math>. The components of this vector represent simple harmonic motion.
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  • Aliasing
    Let us now apply the sampling concept to simple harmonic motion. We will see that the most important consequence of sampling a funct
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  • Sampling geophysical data
    ...be low-pass-filtered by an antialias filter that effectively destroys all harmonic components above 125 Hz. In this way, these high frequencies will not appea
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  • Magnitude spectrum and phase spectrum
    ...frequency-domain filtering. Before doing so, a brief discussion of simple harmonic motion is in order. A sinusoidal signal <math>e^{i\omega n\Delta t}</math> represents simple harmonic motion. Now let this sinusoid be the input to the various digital filters t
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  • Sinusoidal waves/es
    ...ch waves are known as sinusoidal waves or, in older terminology, as simple harmonic waves. Because, by Fourier’s theorem, any periodic function can be synthe
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  • Sinusoidal waves/en
    ...ch waves are known as sinusoidal waves or, in older terminology, as simple harmonic waves. Because, by Fourier’s theorem, any periodic function can be synthe
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  • Sinusoidal motion/es
    ...\omega </math>. Such motion is called either sinusoidal motion or ''simple harmonic motion''. Instead of using a continuous time scale ''t'' for the signal, di ...locity <math>\omega</math>. The components of this vector represent simple harmonic motion.
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  • Sinusoidal motion/en
    ...\omega </math>. Such motion is called either sinusoidal motion or ''simple harmonic motion''. Instead of using a continuous time scale ''t'' for the signal, di ...locity <math>\omega</math>. The components of this vector represent simple harmonic motion.
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  • Aliasing/es
    Let us now apply the sampling concept to simple harmonic motion. We will see that the most important consequence of sampling a funct
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  • Aliasing/en
    Let us now apply the sampling concept to simple harmonic motion. We will see that the most important consequence of sampling a funct
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  • Sampling geophysical data/en
    ...be low-pass-filtered by an antialias filter that effectively destroys all harmonic components above 125 Hz. In this way, these high frequencies will not appea
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  • Sampling geophysical data/es
    ...be low-pass-filtered by an antialias filter that effectively destroys all harmonic components above 125 Hz. In this way, these high frequencies will not appea
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  • Magnitude spectrum and phase spectrum/en
    ...frequency-domain filtering. Before doing so, a brief discussion of simple harmonic motion is in order. A sinusoidal signal <math>e^{i\omega n\Delta t}</math> represents simple harmonic motion. Now let this sinusoid be the input to the various digital filters t
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  • Magnitude spectrum and phase spectrum/es
    ...frequency-domain filtering. Before doing so, a brief discussion of simple harmonic motion is in order. A sinusoidal signal <math>e^{i\omega n\Delta t}</math> represents simple harmonic motion. Now let this sinusoid be the input to the various digital filters t
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  • Dictionary:Array (seismic)/ar
    ...nse of nine geophones equally spaced 5.5 m apart. The solid curves are for harmonic (steady-state) waves, the dashed curves for a transient with a bell-shaped
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  • Dictionary:Spherical harmonic/ar
    {{#category_index:S|spherical harmonic}}
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