Figure 7.
Schematic illustration of the banana–doughnut mechanism of wavefront healing. In this example, a wave-speed anomaly of diameter a=4λ is situated at a distance S=10λ from the source s. The three panels show the relation of the anomaly (white circle) to the 3-D traveltime sensitivity kernel K of a τ=25 s wave, as the position of the receiver r is shifted from R=2λ to R=12λ to R=30λ, representing the propagation of the wave. The size of the doughnut hole in the vicinity of the anomaly increases with increasing propagation distance, so that the traveltime shift δTbdk decreases with time.

Schematic illustration of the banana–doughnut mechanism of wavefront healing. In this example, a wave-speed anomaly of diameter a=4λ is situated at a distance S=10λ from the source s. The three panels show the relation of the anomaly (white circle) to the 3-D traveltime sensitivity kernel K of a τ=25 s wave, as the position of the receiver r is shifted from R=2λ to R=12λ to R=30λ, representing the propagation of the wave. The size of the doughnut hole in the vicinity of the anomaly increases with increasing propagation distance, so that the traveltime shift δTbdk decreases with time.

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