Gassmann's Equation is a fundamental rock physics model that describes the relationship between the elastic moduli of a porous medium and the compressibility of its saturating fluid, enabling the prediction of seismic velocities in fluid-saturated rocks based on their dry-frame properties and pore-fluid characteristics.
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A new velocity model for clay‐sand mixtures<sup>1</sup>
Shiyu Xu · Geophysical Prospecting · 1995 · 526 citations
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