In this paper, the inverse problem of the medium parameters in an inhomogeneous medium is studied and a generalized ray approximate form of the total wave field is described. First, the acoustic wave equation derived ...In this paper, the inverse problem of the medium parameters in an inhomogeneous medium is studied and a generalized ray approximate form of the total wave field is described. First, the acoustic wave equation derived from the elastic wave equation is studied, the referential variables and perturbational variables are introduced, and the integral equation of the medium perturbational parameters is obtained. Then from the point of view of the local principles of the wave function in an inhomogeneous medium, a generalized ray approximate form of the total wave field in an inhomogeneous medium is described, and attention is focused on the Fredholm integral equation of the first kind. Finally, the medium parameters in half-plane are inversed. Numerical examples show when the perturbations of the medium parameters are about 0.5, this method can effectively inverse its variation. Apparently, this method is better than the conventional Born weak scattering approximation.展开更多
文摘In this paper, the inverse problem of the medium parameters in an inhomogeneous medium is studied and a generalized ray approximate form of the total wave field is described. First, the acoustic wave equation derived from the elastic wave equation is studied, the referential variables and perturbational variables are introduced, and the integral equation of the medium perturbational parameters is obtained. Then from the point of view of the local principles of the wave function in an inhomogeneous medium, a generalized ray approximate form of the total wave field in an inhomogeneous medium is described, and attention is focused on the Fredholm integral equation of the first kind. Finally, the medium parameters in half-plane are inversed. Numerical examples show when the perturbations of the medium parameters are about 0.5, this method can effectively inverse its variation. Apparently, this method is better than the conventional Born weak scattering approximation.
