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Let
represent the reflection traveltime as a function of the
source-receiver offset
. We propose the following general form of
the moveout approximation:
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The five parameters
,
,
,
, and
describe the moveout behavior. By simple algebraic manipulations, one
can also rewrite equation 1 as
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where the new set of parameters
,
,
,
, and
is
related to the previous set by the equalities
The inverse transform is given by
The existence of the nonhyperbolic part in the traveltime
approximation 1 and 2 is controlled by parameter
. When
is zero (which implies that
or
),
approximation 1 is hyperbolic. When both
and
are
very large, approximation 2 also reduces to the hyperbolic
form.
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