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Quasi-linear inversion in matrix notations

Note that, in the case of a scalar electrical reflectivity coefficient A, we can rewrite equation (10.62) according to (9.229) and (9.230), in matrix notation  [Pg.301]

Hu this section we use a hat sign above the matrix to distinguish between the column vectors and matrices. [Pg.301]

Equation (10.66) can be treated as a modification of Ohm s law, because it comes directly from the differential Ohm s law for the quasi-linear approximation of the anomalous field  [Pg.302]

the discrete forward modeling problem for the electromagnetic field based on the QL approximation can be expressed by the following matrix operations  [Pg.302]

the solution of the inverse problem is reduced to inversion of the linear system (10.65) with respect to m and then to solving (10.71) with respect to A  [Pg.302]


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