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ACOUSTIC AND ELASTIC WAVE FIELDS IN GEOPHYSICS, PART I, 37
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By
A.A. Kaufman, Department of Geophysics, Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO, USA
A.L. Levshin, Department of Physics, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO 80390, USA
Reviews
Geophysical Journal International, P.G. Malischewsky, Friedrich-Schiller University Jena, Germany
...the authors have done a good job in presenting wave theory starting with very elementary matters and extending this to the detailed
'ramifications' of waves. This book should be profitably read by students and also by specialists, who do not always have the 'ramifications'
at their disposal. I await volume 2 with anticipation.
The Leading Edge, J. Zahradnik and O. Novotny, Charles University
...The book should be extremely valuable for all who need a rigorous physical and mathematical wave-propagation background which, as a
rule, is omitted or drastically shortened (thus difficult to understand) in more specialized monographs. Moreover, most explanations
include some innovative ideas, interesting analogies, and/or examples that make the text attractive for wave propagation specialists
and experienced lecturers, too.
Pure and Applied Geophysics, H. Kirchner
...should be useful to graduate students and researchers.
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