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Results for "departments_tesim:"Department of Physics""
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Fall 2020
Modern exploration seismology acquires data that depend on four spatial variables and time. Each recorded seismogram belongs to a source-receiver pair dened by their spatial coordinates. The distribution of source and receiver on the surface of the Earth is often irregular, however, and thus...
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Spring 2018
We explore the production and observation of high energy (X-ray and ultraviolet/UV) radiation in the context of Galactic, compact binary systems. At the end of the stellar lifecycle, a star collapses into one of three compact objects (COs) depending on the mass at the time of collapse: a white...
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Spring 2018
Conventional seismic migration operators produce an image that suffers from low resolution, sampling artifacts, and poorly balanced amplitudes. An improved image can be obtained by casting migration as a least-squares optimization problem in which the goal is to minimize the difference between...
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Fall 2019
The Alberta basement is part of the North American craton, which has been stable since Proterozoic and is also known as Laurentia. Geophysical and geology studies in Alberta have revealed that the basement rocks of Alberta have been assembled by complex tectonic events, such as subduction,...
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Fall 2013
Exploration seismology utilizes the seismic wavefield for prospecting oil and gas. The seismic reflection experiment consists on deploying sources and receivers in the surface of an area of interest. When the sources are activated, the receivers measure the wavefield that is reflected from...