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all source-observer combinationsarbitrary vertical heterogeneitiesaxisymmetric finite elementband-limited solutioncombination of finite element and finite difference methodscomparisoncomplete elastic responsediscrete wavenumber decompositiondiscrete wavenumber/finite elementgeneralized rayshorizontal dependence of wave motionlayered mediareciprocity relationsolution to a system of partial differential equationsterms of Fourier-Bessel seriesvertical and time dependencevertically heterogeneous half-spacewavenumber integration
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