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Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America; June 1973; v. 63; no. 3; p. 753-763
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Simulations of the underground explosions generating longitudinal and transverse waves

D. ENESCU, ANCA GEORGESCU and VASILE MÂRZA

INSTITUTE FOR APPLIED GEOPHYSICS DEPARTMENT OF SEISMOLOGY, 5, CUTITUL DE ARGINT STREET, BUCHAREST 28, Romania

Abstract

For the purpose of modeling the process noticed by Kim and Kisslinger (1967) regarding the generation of the two wave types (P and S) by underground explosions produced in spherical cavities, a generalization of Sharpe's (1942) and Blake's (1952) solution is made in this paper.

The expression for the transfer function of the source has been established. By means of this function, two electronic models for the simulation of underground explosions generating longitudinal and transverse waves have been designed.






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