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Time-stepping beyond CFL: a locally one-dimensional scheme for acoustic wave propagation

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Zepeda Nunez, Leonardo Andres; Hewett, Russell J.; Rao, Minghua Michel; Demanet, Laurent
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Abstract
In this abstract, we present a case study in the application of a time-stepping method, unconstrained by the CFL condition, for computational acoustic wave propagation in the context of full waveform inversion. The numerical scheme is a locally one-dimensional (LOD) variant of alternating dimension implicit (ADI) method. The LOD method has a maximum time step that is restricted only by the Nyquist sampling rate. The advantage over traditional explicit time-stepping methods occurs in the presence of high contrast media, low frequencies, and steep, narrow perfectly matched layers (PML). The main technical point of the note, from a numerical analysis perspective, is that the LOD scheme is adapted to the presence of a PML. A complexity study is presented and an application to full waveform inversion is shown.
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2013
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http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/90532
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Earth Resources Laboratory
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Earth Resources Laboratory Industry Consortia Annual Report;2013-28

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