Titlebook: Numerical Simulation in Applied Geophysics; Juan Enrique Santos,Patricia Mercedes Gauzellino Textbook 2016 Springer International Publishi

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Juan Enrique Santos,Patricia Mercedes Gauzellinost, the MFM-revealed microscopic magnetisation pattern do not show the corresponding toroidal order directly. Therefore, the chapter closes with ideas for uncovering contrast between different toroidal domain states using suitable image post-processing.

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Solution of differential equations using the finite element method,ent spaces and defined over partitions of a bounded domain into triangular or rectangular elements in 2-D and tetrahedral or 3-rectangular elements in 3-D. These finite element spaces are used in the following Chapters to represent solid or fluid vector displacements in the boundary value problems to be formulated and solved using the FEM.

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Wave propagation in partially frozen porous media,d matrix and frequency correction factors in the mass and viscous coupling coefficients. First order absorbing boundary conditions are employed at the artificial boundaries of the computational domain. The algorithm is applied to simulate wave propagation in a sample of partially frozen Berea sandstone at ultrasonic frequencies.