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Seismograms from phaseless seismographs

Stewart et al., 1983

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17467408875157682144
Author
Stewart R
Douglas A
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Geophysical Journal International

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Fig. l (a) shows a P-wave seismogram from an earthquake in the New Hebrides recorded at Wolverton (WOL) UK on a broad-band (BB) seismograph which has a displacement response that is constant from around 0.1 to 5Hz (Fig. 2). The P seismogram shows an initial …
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