Physical Review E · 2014 · 85 citations · 24 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesPhysicsAcousticsSeismologyUltrasoundAcoustic Inverse ProblemsAcoustic ScatteringGreen's FunctionsPhysical AcousticsScattering TheoryAcoustic Inverse ScatteringAcoustic Wave EquationsInverse Modeling Of Deformation SourcesInverse ScatteringRetrievalScattering Inverse ProblemsWavefield Reconstruction
The solution of the inverse scattering problem for the one-dimensional Schrödinger equation is given by the Marchenko equation. Recently, a Marchenko-type equation has been derived for three-dimensional (3D) acoustic wave fields, whose solution has been shown to recover the Green's functions from points within the medium to its exterior, using only single-sided scattered data. Here we extend this approach to 3D vectorial wave fields that satisfy the elastodynamic wave equation and recover Green's functions from points interior to an elastic, solid-state medium from purely external and one-sided measurements. The method is demonstrated in a solid-earth-like model to construct Green's functions using only subsurface sources, from earth-surface force and deformation sources and particle velocity and stress measurements.
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