Computational Methods in Geophysical Electromagnetics
Computational Methods in Geophysical Electromagnetics
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USDBridging the gap between theory and applications, this monograph provides a framework for the solution of electromagnetic imaging problems in geophysics. It provides a simple explanation of finite volume discretization; a full description of the basic concepts for solving inverse problems through optimization; a summary of applied electromagnetics methods; and MATLAB® code for efficient computation. The book will appeal to students and practitioners interested in computational science, data fitting, and applications to electromagnetics.
- An accessible summary of applied electromagnetics methods
- Provides MATLAB® code
- Gives a simple explanation of finite volume discretization
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October 2016Paperback
9781611973792
150 pages
254 × 178 × 9 mm
0.29kg
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Table of Contents
- Preface
- 1. Maxwell's equations and their geophysical applications
- 2. The finite volume method in 1D and its application to Maxwell's equations
- 3. Finite volume discretization in 3D
- 4. Discretization of Maxwell's equations
- 5. Sensitivity calculation
- 6. Data fitting, regularization, and inversion
- 7. Large scale problems and problems with many sources
- 8. Inversion in practice
- Bibliography
- Index.
