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In the adjoint operation, we begin by upward propagating the
perturbation in wavefield at depth z:
|  |
(8) |
where
- T0z' is the upward continuation operator at depth z.
We can then obtain the perturbation in slowness from the perturbation
in wavefield by applying the adjoint of the scattering operator:
| ![\begin{displaymath}
\Delta s^{z} = {u_0^{z}}' {G_0^{z}}'
\left[ {T_0^{z}}' \Delta u^{z+1}-\Delta u^{z} \right]\end{displaymath}](img29.gif) |
(9) |
Equations (6) and (7) for the
forward operator and equations (8) and
(9) for the adjoint operator express the linear
relation established between the perturbation in slowness (
)
and the perturbation in image (
).
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