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Simultaneous inversion for fast azimuth and dispersion of borehole flexural waves using crossdipole data

By

V. Briggs
,

R. Rao
,

Daniel Burns
,

2002
A stretched grid finite-difference time-domain scheme implemented with anisotropic perfectly matched layers

By

X. Huang
,

Yingcai Zheng
,

Daniel Burns
,

M. N. Toksoz
,

2002
Geomechanical modeling of in-situ stresses around a borehole

By

Samantha Grandi
,

R. Rao
,

M. N. Toksoz
,

2002
Nonhyperbolic reflection moveout for orthorhombic media

By

A. Al-Dajani
,

M. N. Toksoz
,

2002
Multifractional splines: from seismic singularities to geological transitions

By

Felix J. Herrmann
,

M.V. De Hoop
,

2002
Fluid flow simulation in fractured reservoirs

By

S. Sarkar
,

2002
Frequency-dependent electro-osmosis

By

P. Reppert
,

Frank Dale Morgan
,

2002
Frequency-dependent streaming potentials

By

P. Reppert
,

Frank Dale Morgan
,

D. Lesmes
,

L. Jouniaux
,

2002
Wavelet domain geophysical inversion

By

Jonathan Kane
,

Felix J. Herrmann
,

M. N. Toksoz
,

2002
Crosshole seismoelectric measurements in borehole models with fractures

By

Zhenya Zhu
,

M. N. Toksoz
,

2002

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