Elastic Wave Imaging via Kirchhoff Migration: Resolution Analysis and Inclusion Identification

DOI10.48550/ARXIV.2611.09137MaRDI QIDQ7427319arXivFDO

Authors Zetao Fei, Josselin Garnier

Publication date 6 November 2026

Published in arXiv

Tldr We derive analytical expressions for four Kirchhoff migration functionals, analyze their resolution properties, and demonstrate parameter identification for small inclusions using a leading-order asymptotic model. The SS mode achieves the highest spatial resolution while the PP mode uniquely determines the elastic moment tensor for an elliptic inclusion.

Full work available at URL https://doi.org/10.48550/ARXIV.2611.09137

arXiv classification

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