Abstract: High-resolution and amplitude-preserved imaging is crucial for mapping impedance interfaces and identifying hydrocarbon reservoirs in the subsurface. Although elastic reverse-time migration ...

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Abstract: Reverse time migration (RTM) can provide high-quality seismic images and is one of the most advanced migration methods. The imaging condition method is a crucial component of RTM. Different ...

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Reproduction in nature is far more inventive than most of us imagine. One of its rarest—and cheekiest—strategies is simple: Take the sperm, skip the commitment. Meet Luna, the Amazon molly (Poecilia ...